Even better graphic map.

it's more clear, eliminates the "old/less maintained paths" as Ned said I could, makes the boundaries look less like paths, the donut look more like the building than an actual doughnut... and the paths key, having much less on it is simplified, so there's more room for a smaller key with notable plants if it ends up going there.

However, now the plan is to have this painted with whiteboard paint onto a display of some sort on the toolshed when that is built next semester.

It should be cool.

Things to do by Wednesday:

Jack:
Finish up the formatting for the table
Work with Isaac to get the photo albums up.
Make Hampedia "pretty"

Isaac:
Write up what we did for the Hampedia page.
Work with Jack to get the photo albums up.
Rework flyer templates

Tom:
Write up Ned's CEL-1 opportunities for Hampedia page.
Do something with the map... not sure what

neddle

...And one for this blogspot...

might as well have both.

I made a better qr tag for the hampedia page.

It's way better.

as in, like, it actually tells you what it does.
and it's got the url on the bottom for those of us who can't actually figure a qr tag out

hampedia qr

gigantomap

it's 11X17 inches at 300ppi so it's big. Planning to get this printed at duplications after break, like full size so we can check it out. There may be some modification depending upon how much info I get from the sign people about where they're going to place plants, and as we do the more detailed mapping with Ned later in the year (?) I will probably have more information to put on this.

Again, the idea of the graphic map is to give people an idea of 1, how much there actually is in the forest garden- there are a lot of paths in there! and 2, generally where the paths go. It also is supposed to pique your interest- it looks like a cool place to explore when you can see all the paths, but with little emphasis on accuracy or detail.

Should be cool.