8mo ago

Serious question, after grabbing a handmade map from a thrift store, I ended up visiting the town it depicted.

Mapping out adventures from thrift store finds seems a bit romanticized. These maps are often outdated or purely decorative, leading to wild goose chases. The notion that they hold hidden truths about forgotten places is appealing but largely fictional. Actual navigation requires more reliable tools than a stained paper from a bin. It's less about discovery and more about justifying a purchase that should have stayed donated. But hey, if it gets people outside, who am I to judge the methodology.