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Ancient Britain Os map

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Rhiannon May 15, 2009 14:15:10

Replying to megadread

My father kindly bought me a copy. I think what's really good about it is that you can see all the sites in relation to each other. It's not like grappling with 20 os maps on the carpet, or guessing with a road atlas. I think I had some fairly ropey ideas about where some places really were (still do I admit).

I think you should get one and stick it up on the back of a door somewhere. You can always tippex out the roman sites if they offend.

goffik May 15, 2009 14:33:34

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Rhiannon wrote:

I think you should get one and stick it up on the back of a door somewhere. You can always tippex out the roman sites if they offend.

But then that's another thing altogether... You can get a specific Roman one in the range! I... erm... have both! :)

Have to admit - I like them both (nice looking if you like maps, like I do!) - but I never use 'em.

G x

Vicster May 15, 2009 15:14:07

Replying to Rhiannon

Rhiannon wrote:

I think you should get one and stick it up on the back of a door somewhere. You can always tippex out the roman sites if they offend.

I had mine stuck up in my "stone room" but had to decide which side I wanted up. I went for North (obviously) but may well invest in a 2nd so I can have South up to!