#a map of france

[mapsontheweb]

Most common surname across each department in mainland France

[vox-anglosphere]

Victory came at a heavy price

American War Graves in Normandy

[filmap]

The Substance Coralie Fargeat. 2024

Carcrash 306 Avenue Mozart, 06600 Antibes, France See in map

See in imdb

Bonus: also in this location

[sir20]

Building projection mapping in Collioure (2), by sir20

[one-time-i-dreamt]

The entire west of France didn’t show up on Google Maps anymore.

[streetviewviews]

Laveissière, France (x)

[fleshwizard]

𝐅𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐀

Map of a fantasy territory. Any resemblance to reality is coincidental.

[curiouscatalog]

Taking a trip to Versailles.

From: Piganiol de La Force, Jean-Aimar. Nouvelle description des chateaux et parcs de Versailles et de Marly : contenant une explication historique de toutes les peintures, tableaux, statues, vases & ornemens qui s’y voient : leurs dimensions : & les noms des peintres, des sculpteurs & des graveurs qui les ont faits ... Cinquieme édition. A Paris: Chez la veuve de Florentin Delaulne, rue Saint-Jacques, à l’Empereur, 1724.

DC801.V56 P5 1724

[grandboute]

Bretagne

[deadpresidents]

Maps for Operation Overlord, the Allied Invasion of Normandy, D-Day, June 6, 1944.

[enriquemzn262]

The most cursed bit of knowledge I know is that France own 1% of the Amazon forest, and it’s all because of their Guyana colony in northern South America.

[velovelo]

TdF - 1925

[ancientstuff]

Fascinating possibility. Asks some tantalising questions.

[filmap]

The Substance Coralie Fargeat. 2024

Hospital Anthéa Theatre, 260 Av. Jules Grec, 06600 Antibes, France See in map

See in imdb

[backpackingspace]

I know we make fun of odysseus for getting so lost on his trip home but like guys do you think he had maps of (to the acheans) uncharted, unexplored, and unknown waters??

[transformers-synergize]

What year does synergized take place?

There is no set year, but it takes place sort of in the mid-2000s, at least technology-wise for humans. Aesthetically, it's somewhat a mix of multiple decades.

I set the technology at the mid-2000s for two main reasons. One a lot of my inspirations for this project are shows/comics from around that time, and two, the major reason I don't want to write smart phones or modern type social media. I don't find it fun to write (mostly modern social media integration), and what is considered modern changes so fast. No matter how up-to-date I try to keep it, the nature of a long-term project like this, it will fall behind anyway, so why not set it slightly in the past where I already know we're human technology is at and will go...

I kinda got a light alt-history thing going on where no real-world brands, cities, or countries are name-dropped. It feels pretty close to our world, but occasionally, a character will mention something like "at least Earth only had one world War" or how theirs a town that and all the people living in it mysteriously all turned into solid metal like 300 years ago, also it just a tourist attraction you can just visit now or religions/holidays being lil different from the real-world ones, the vibes are definitely east coast America, and it is sorta set there but it is definitely not a 1 to 1 with the real world (sorta how Steven universe handled things)