Wall Maps

Tough_Boots · Post by **Tough_Boots** » Mar 11 2010 10:47 am

Does anyone recommend someplace (preferably local) that could do a topo wall map of Tonto? Is Wide World of Maps my only possible option?

PLC92084 · Post by **PLC92084** » Mar 11 2010 11:02 am

For the money, MyTopo does a great job... Pretty fast too!

http://mytopo.com/

Tough_Boots · Post by **Tough_Boots** » Mar 11 2010 4:24 pm

thanks! I will check that out.

azbackpackr · Post by **azbackpackr** » Mar 11 2010 8:33 pm

I love big wall maps!

JimmyLyding · Post by **JimmyLyding** » Mar 11 2010 10:17 pm

I have a Raven map of the state of Arizona hanging in the den:
http://www.ravenmaps.com/prodinfo.asp?number=AZ

I love it. I look at it about as much as the boob-tube.

azbackpackr · Post by **azbackpackr** » Mar 12 2010 4:27 am

Ok, that one went on my birthday wish list for sure! My birthday is in about 11 days!

pencak · Post by **pencak** » Mar 15 2010 9:03 pm

Kids love huge wall relief maps. Maybe I'm still a kid.

azbackpackr · Post by **azbackpackr** » Mar 16 2010 4:47 am

My mother wallpapered the breakfast room with National Geographic maps when I was a kid. It was sooooo cool--you'd sit there eating and daydreaming about traveling.

skatchkins · Post by **skatchkins** » May 19 2010 11:16 pm

I like MyTopo and I love map. Sometimes I just print them myself. Here's just a portion of the map side of my office.

AZLumberjack · Post by **AZLumberjack** » Sep 14 2011 5:28 am

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azbackpackr · Post by **azbackpackr** » Sep 14 2011 5:49 am

skatchkins wrote:I like MyTopo and I love map. Sometimes I just print them myself. Here's just a portion of the map side of my office.

Love your office. When I was a kid my mom wallpapered the breakfast room with those maps that come inside of the National Geographic Magazine, so we could dream of travel while eating.

Tough_Boots · Post by **Tough_Boots** » Sep 14 2011 9:32 am

@azbackpackr
I wallpapered the kitchen of one of my last houses in Georgia with National Geographic Magazine photos. Except instead of maps, it was all photos of people smiling

The_Eagle · Post by **The_Eagle** » Sep 14 2011 10:01 am

Tough_Boots wrote:Except instead of maps, it was all photos of people smiling

Kyle, that's just a bit to creepy for me

Tough_Boots · Post by **Tough_Boots** » Sep 14 2011 10:06 am

@coanbru

it was the ex's idea!

azbackpackr · Post by **azbackpackr** » Sep 14 2011 3:03 pm

Tough_Boots wrote:@azbackpackr
I wallpapered the kitchen of one of my last houses in Georgia with National Geographic Magazine photos. Except instead of maps, it was all photos of people smiling

Whoa. A whole bunch of cheerful people staring at you during Monday morning coffee? Whoa. That could make a saint grumpy.

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Sep 14 2011 3:48 pm

They may be smiling in the photos, but they are in NatGeo, which means that they are either starving in a third-world country, in space, or locked in a tiny laboratory studying either third-world hunger or space. So it's easy to look at their smiles and decide that your day will nonetheless be better than theirs. ;)

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