

Now, he tells me that she said it was OK for me to post these. He'd better be right, because he's getting married next week. Congratulations!
Strictly for geographic study purposes, I think we need to take a closer look at this mapkini...
This mapkini is made up of a map of United States. I think it very appropriate that the top is pieced together with Western states:

Out west, they have huge... tracts of land!

The mapkini bottom is made from Southern states...

But most interesting is the back of the mapkini bottom, with its fascinating mash-up of Montana, Kansas, Idaho and the Baja Peninsula!

This mapkini is (or was) from Victoria's Secret. However, after an extensive search of their website (again, strictly for geographic purposes) I have been unable find it available.
So, back to my Carto-friend's shower curtain. He tells me that he is pleased with the accuracy in detail of the map. Not only is it up to date with all of the changes in Eastern Europe over the last few years, it even shows Cyprus in its current divided state.

However, for some inexplicable reason, Tasmania is shown in a different color than the rest of Australia. Is there something Taz trying to tell the rest of Oz?

Thanks again, Carto-friend. Happy wedding and good luck!
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ReplyDeleteWhere did your friend get the shower curtain? I'm very impressed!
Shower Curtain
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/World-Map-Vinyl-Shower-Curtain/dp/B0009MK89M
or
http://www.stanfords.co.uk/stock/shower-curtain-clear-political-world-map-145156/
I saw the map shower curtain at Bed Bath and Beyond.
ReplyDeletesing it with me:
ReplyDeleteWay down south, in New Orleans.
I think I noticed chunks of Michigan on the southbound side of that bikini bottom as well, based on the spelling. But I won't swear to it.
ReplyDeleteThe European part of Turkey is also in a different colour..
ReplyDeleteMichigan is indeed deep, deep "down under" on the bottom part. She's from there, and would love to point out "I'm from here!" on the map, but that would probably get her arrested in most states :-)
ReplyDeleteI did notice the Turkish two-color thing as well, but forgot to mention it when I sent in the pics.
OK... so much for anonymity...
ReplyDeleteSo, did you go to Louisiana for your honeymoon, Phil?
ReplyDeleteI think we should get to see what's under those western states--strictly for geological purposes of course. And that New Orleans area, I bet it has some fascinating topology in the substrata.
ReplyDeleteRather cool place you've got here. Thanx for it. I like such themes and anything that is connected to this matter. BTW, why don't you change design :).
ReplyDeleteThanks. What's wrong with the design?
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