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‘MapThis!’ Archives
What’s Up with Facebook Places?
Facebook Places was launched last week in an effort to connect history with geography. According to an article in CNET news, “Facebook Places will not just collect location check-ins, it’ll allow for messages and comments and pictures to be aggregated around them, creating a sort of ‘collective memory’ that places a layer of [...]
Nashville Flood
Recent infrared aerial photographs of the Nashville area flooding were taken by TN Department of Transportation. Generally TDOT charges for their imagery, however, according to folks at TDOT, these photos may soon become available to state and local governments for free. TDOT flew Monday, May 3rd - Saturday, May 7th over major flood [...]
10 Steps to Creating a Great Geocaching Event
Step 1 - - Check out www.geocaching.com to read about/sign up/ and find the geocaches currently in/near your geocaching event. You should also read "Cache Listing Requirements and Guidelines." Step 2 - - Using a GPS find the geocaches near the location of your geocaching event. You could use them in your event and/or make sure that you're [...]
Map This! T-Shirt is “Scene” Again!
GEO-Jobe's world renowned Map This! T-shirt made a showing at Mt. Suribachi in Iwo Jima and at the War of the Pacific National Historic Park in Guam. Thanks for the pictures Bethany!..and great job taking that point on your Nomad! We wish you the best in all your adventures!
MapThis! T-Shirt makes an Appearance at the Grand Canyon..
Thanks Mike Curtis for the submission.. If you find yourself in an interesting location wearing the infamous MapThis! T-shirt, send us a picture and we will post it on the GEO-Jobe Blog..
