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Read a Map!

4/7/2011

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MUNICH, West Germany—Students at a public school, 1962. Couresy of Rene Burri.
Did you know it is National Read a Road Map Week?

It's never too late to read a map!

Check out this collection of folks reading maps on Slate.
Happy map reading! 
Mary
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All Things Tangled link
4/7/2011 02:54:05 am

I loved to look at maps as a kid. My dad and I would always browse the atlas together at bedtime.

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Alessandra @ Tribal Times link
4/7/2011 03:44:56 am

Love maps! I remember we had those like in the picture when I was a wee one.

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Annette link
4/7/2011 04:08:31 am

I love maps! Even though we have a GPS, we still take an atlas with us on road trips!

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Paige link
4/7/2011 04:08:34 am

It's so funny you mention reading actual maps, because on my business trip this week, the GPS in our rental car sent us to the wrong place twice in a row. And he GPS on my husband's cell phone is wrong on a regular basis. I still keep maps in my car. :-)

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Mary C. Nasser link
4/7/2011 04:33:30 am

Thanks for all the great comments so far!

It's so wonderful to hear that there are many other map-lovers out there!

On our first date, my now husband showed me 2 of his books of maps!♥♥♥ That was nearly 4 years ago!

Best,
Mary

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Kathryn Dyche Dechairo
4/7/2011 08:28:58 am

My husband loves maps whereas I even manage to get lost with a GPS!

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Maggie Flatley
4/8/2011 01:14:05 am

my daughter is totally into maps.

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Mary C. Nasser
4/8/2011 02:37:50 am

I'm finding out from the great posts above that LOTS of people love maps!

Best,
Mary

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