The Cask USA list recently highlighted a couple of custom Google maps for good beer:
These are both great resources. Now if only Google and/or Apple would make custom maps easier to use on the iPhone…
Archive for the ‘travel’ Category
Beer Maps
Friday, August 6th, 2010AlbumMixer 1.5
Thursday, December 10th, 2009That was fast, Apple. I’m especially pleased because this release fixes the only crash that I know about in AlbumMixer. Thanks to Dave Cody for the excellent problem report.
Hampton
Friday, March 6th, 2009Here’s the view from the 10th floor of the Embassy Suites.
Do you know the way to Oxford Street?
Sunday, February 22nd, 2009After this week’s class, I spent the weekend in London. There were a large number of tourists for mid-February, probably thanks to the weak pound. I was stopped on the street four or five times by people looking for directions to the British Museum – possibly for the exhibit on Shah ‘Abbas?
I didn’t go into any museums at all, on this trip; the weather was nice, so mostly I walked around and re-visited favorite pubs.
Snowdrops, Chalk, and Flint
Sunday, February 15th, 2009Before the class started in Reading, I took a walk in the National Trust area near Sonning. There was still a little snow on the ground, but the weather was warm and dry.
Lunch was at the Catherine Wheel on Station Rd – nice pub.