News – Dorset-Sorted

Junglist Underground

This fantastic Junglist Poster replaces station names with the names and locations of the pioneers of the 90s Jungle Drum and Bass scene.

Available from https://junglistculture.com/product/junglist-culture-poster/

The Tube from the Air

Here’s what the London Underground looks like from above; A plate of spaghetti.

Here’s What The London Tube Map Looks Like From A Plane

All Roads Lead To Rome

All Roads Lead To Rome – At least that’s what they tell us. See if you can find your way to Rome from your location on this super map of Roman roads done in an underground map style.

Via https://sashamaps.net/

London Tube Anagrams

Check this map of the London Tube with anagrams of the stations’ names.
Via https://wordsmith.org/

Click on the image below for a larger version:

dino Jurassic Fields music festival is taking place this weekend and it’s shaping up to be the biggest and best so far so don’t miss out, get over to their website to check out the great acts appearing. http://jurassicfields.com/

This is a local festi not to be missed there is something for young and old alike. Check out the line up:

Why Go By Tube

Charlie Slade, the creator of the map explains:

“I was born and raised in Dorset, but now live in London.

One evening, during a particularly slow journey home on the Victoria line I wondered how big the Underground was, and therefore how big Greater London was. I couldn’t picture in my head the sort of an area it covered. I needed a familiar comparison to be able to visualise it.

This led me to do a bit of tinkering on Google Earth, overlaying London and Dorset. The result was the observation that the true scale of the London Underground would fit nicely inside the Dorset county boundaries.

Further and more time-consuming tinkering led to The Dorset Underground”.

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