My weakly mounted NPS map: Bailed out by pins
In retrospect, using old model train layout paste may not have been the best way to mount my National Parks visited map. Thankfully I'm now at 121 sites (with 30+ visited during this "nps100" campaign), so I have more than enough pins to firmly hold the map in place... With 2016 and the NPS's centennial drawing to closes, I can certainly look back and smile on what I've seen this year, and look forward to seeing many more park sites in the coming years. Still, it's somewhat dejecting knowing that I won't add any more pins until the spring, unless a ski strip has me pass Boston or business calls me to DC, in which case I may be able to tack a few more spots sooner than later. For now, though, I can start focusing on adding pins to my ski map. 😀 For the map here, I've used three pin colors: Red pins = National Park sites (33 of 59); black pins = Civil War sites (16); yellow pins = all others in the #NPS system. And, here's the list a...