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A gray-scle ridgeplot illustration of the
Map of the British Isles showing the location of extinct volcanoes (unfilled black circle markers). and bedrock fault lines (orange lines). The coastline is shown in thick black, with a slight dropshadow. The map is coloured in such that the volcanoes are a bright orange/yellow, and the colour moves to a darker purple with distance from a volcano. The same colourscheme is applied at sea, however with reduced opacity. The title text reads: 'The ~~British~~ Volcanic Isles' with subheading: 'Volcanic activity across the British Isles peaked during the Paleozoic (539 to 252 Ma*), with the last significant eruptions occuring during the Paleogene (66 to 43 Ma). *million years ago'. A few key volcanoes are highlighted: Anton Dohrn Seamount (70-41 Ma); Erlend (58 Ma); Rum (60 Ma); Ben Nevis (299 Ma); Dundee Law (415 Ma); Arthur's Seat (299 Ma); Loch Na Fooey (490 Ma); Mynydd y Dref (450 Ma); Bardon Hill (570 Ma); Warboys (300 Ma); Gurnard's Head (400 Ma)
A simple black and white map with very few features. A single line of longitude at 52°30′ W and one line of latitude at 72°0′ N cross the image. Just north east of their intersection is the text: 'The marine-terminating Salliarutsip Sermia retreated 12 km between 2000 and 2025'. This text is written over two lines; is aligned south-west to north-east and has a gentle curve to it. At either end of the text are two thick black lines, each slightly curved and jagged, representing the terminus positions of the glacier. The credits in the bottom left read: 'by:tlohde / terminus positions digitized from Landsat 7 & 8 acquisitions on 26/8/2000 and 23/8/2025'
A black and white map of Western Europe. The oceans are black, as are the lakes, and rivers. The land is white, with some black stipples denoting the areas of higher ground. Country borders are not shown. Text in the upper right reads: 'From Calais (Fr) --> Orfu (Hu) via: Belgium where it rained; the Netherlands for (second?) breakfast; Germany where it was hot and I filled my thermos with ice cream; Austria for the only proper hill; and into Hungary for a swim in Lake Balaton.' The route taken is shown, along with the elevation profile of the route along the bottom of the image. At the bottom the text reads: '~2100 km / 13 days / 0 punctures' with credits: 'by tlohde / Copernicus Global DEM (ESA) & Natural Earth'
Minimalistic map of France, showing a series of nested contour lines in blue and red. Blue contours represented the density of bakeries; red farms. Above the main plot, the longitudinal distribution of bakeries and farms are shown (with a prominent bakery mode inline with Paris), and to the right the latitudinal distributions. The map titled: Croissant Distribution (boulangerie & fermes), and is accompanied by the text: Spatial distribution* of bakeries and farms across France. *kernel density estimate. Image credits: by:tlohde. (C) OpenStreetMap contributors, Font: Borel by Rosalie Wagner. The font is nice and cursive