This is an interesting map. No doubt ajturner spent a lot of time crafting this map with interesting sources of information to know what's going on in the area, or perhaps on for an upcoming trip.
The list of feeds shows the data sources included on the map. If you click on a feed, you can turn that source's map markers on and off. If you like a feed, you can view it's feed page and favorite it to use in your own maps.
Click on the icons to see the stories or photos they're about in the box in the lower-left corner. You can also filter items on the map using the time-sliders on the right-hand side. Markers will appear and disappear depending on the time range you've selected. This is great for finding interesting items in a specific time period. Go ahead, give them a try, I'll wait...
If you really like you a map, you can easily get a GeoRSS feed or KML link to view in other mapping software like the GeoRSS widget or GoogleEarth. You can also see the map fullscreen, or even 3-D using the tabs below the map.
Taken on 19th June, 2008 by 
Anyone can see this location
