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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Hand drawn Birds-Eye-View-Maps
A beautiful, quirky, hand drawn map of your place- just imagine! We perch on our planet, precariously tilting on the curve of the earth. We dig our roots into the soil, our foundations into the rock. For generations we live in our landscapes, … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Building, Business, Children's stories, culture, Derbyshire, eco tourism, environmental, folk art, Map drawing, map making, Peak District, rural community
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Tagged art, community, culture, Derbyshire, folk art, map making, maps, Peak District, story, tradition, villages
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