May/Jun '22 Lite Challenge: Map your Home or Special Place

[Bogie]

May/Jun '22 Lite Challenge: Map your Home or Special Place

A great suggestion by Turambar was to Map Your Home (house, neighborhood, town or country.) Other posts in that thread suggested that some might not be comfortable with mapping their home, so others suggested mapping a place that is special to you. So for this challenge Map your Home or Special Place, anywhere that you really like to be to feel comfortable, safe, relaxed, etc., your happy place.

CLICK HERE TO SEE ORIGINAL SUGGESTION THREAD

Please remember to title each thread: May/Jun '22 Lite Challenge: < your title here >

Also remember to preface each image you want to show up in the thumbnail scraper
with: ### Latest WIP ### (If you don't, your map won't show up for the voters at
voting time, which might hurt your chances. ) Try using the WIP Icon to make it nice and easy.

Please note: If you put more than one image on the same post, only one of them gets picked up by the picture scrapper and it might not be the one you want.

The challenge will end on or about the 14th of June, after which we'll have 3 days of voting. The winner of this challenge will receive, a silver compass, a very cool accessory!

Quick rules reminder: The Lite Challenge is open to anyone who has not already won 3 Silver compasses, 1 Gold Compass, or been selected as a featured Cartographer's Choice Map.
Also, the map has to be started on or after the first day of the challenge, no reusing older maps even if they were not finished, unless you start over from scratch.

DEADLINE: End of day, June 14th

[Greason Wolfe]

I was also going to suggest for those uncomfortable with making a map of their actual home that they "exaggerate" it. Use the layout but turn it into a keep or some such with hidden passages between the rooms/inside the walls, for instance. Not sure if that still fits the prompt or not, but maybe an alternative?

[KaiAeon]

They can also map their dream home.

[Karen Adams]

Geographic data is interpreted, collected, and measured by a cartographer and photogrammetrist. For education or regional planning, they generate user-friendly maps & update charts and maps. Because their maps help choices concerning advertising and business, geology, engineering, environmental research, and land-use planning, they may also be referred to as a piece of geographic information professional.