I think the history that accumulated here is quite funny:
- Oh dear, back on 9/8/16 I said: “There will be maps, lots of maps … when I’ve sorted out the technology of that!”
- Then on 23/8/17 I had got as far as: “Well I’m getting to understand a bit more about gpx and other route data formats and different ways to create maps. For now the big achievement is: …
… A map of the whole journey as captured so far. (I tried to update this at intervals and it does have the whole journey.) …
… But sadly, as of 23/8/17, I haven’t got much more up here by way of maps. But I am working on it!” - And some time after that, I did get a single, interactive map of the whole journey working. That’s the one in the dropdown menu below “Maps” …
- but of course today, 10/8/19, that’s not working. Back to the drawing board!
Now, 2.viii.26, the tenth anniversary of setting out on the pelerinage, I am starting the map fight again and this, for now, is the result: a rather minimal but zoomable and scrollable map of the entire journey that uses open street map map and doesn’t make me hostage to Gurgle/Google. It starts showing Dartmouth and Halifax in Nova Scotia which is rather confusing but if you are patient it does then show you the correct map!
[leaflet-map scrollwheel height=1200 fitbounds]
[leaflet-gpx src=”https://www.psyctc.org/pelerinage2016/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/cumulative20160910_stripped.gpx”]
You can see maps of each day via the days page.
[Started 9.viii.2016, new version 23.vii.2017, updated 10/8/19, big anniversary update 9.viii.2016]