And here we are: The Map. In a non-polarized GE (this was the first of those for a while!) you really need *both* the percentage majority and vote percentage maps to show a proper picture, so The Map is in fact two maps.
Pan Galego! Not actually as hard to make as might be thought, but this is with the caveat, admittedly, 'if you're experienced at making bread' as the dough has to be very wet, amongst other things.
The really striking thing about the Old Town in Caernarfon is the way in which the remnants of Mediaeval Caernarfon run right into the remnants of Industrial Caernarfon: pictured are the Castle, the old Slate Quay and the Maes (with DLG).
Of all the old London dock complexes, the Surrey Commercial Docks (i.e. Rotherhithe) is the most fascinating and the one that most feels like a lost world: a watery warren (look at the map!) that expanded organically from the original whaling dock and which had its own distinctive work culture.
the Johnson porn monitoring - really really common among evangelicals - highlights again that a lot of Americans are unaware of just how strange evangelical Christian beliefs and practices have become at this point.
Some maps of elections (1918-50) in North Wales. Originally posted on the other place, I thought it would make sense to place them here as well, given... anyway...
