Well, we don't have a map room, and this seemed the closest.

My one creation

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I have ventured to within 1000 yards of the bottom left-hand corner of that map.

I've walked to Marylebone station, and spent what seemed like 2 days driving around the area of the old American embassy at 0.03MPH.

Oh now that's a point, in addition to my above mentioned foot expeditions, in 1989 I drove from the A40 down to Hyde Park corner, and then to Victoria and then over the bridge that's down that way but not on the map.

Scorching hot day it was, with 3 of us in a Metro, and the car was overheating so I had to put the heater and fan on full to cool the engine.

The next time I came near this map in a car, it was 2014 and I had air conditioning

I drove up from Hammersmith to the W12 centre and parked there.

It's like one of those Our Friends In The North style dramas. Dissolve from one journey to the other.

Oh, and I've been to that record shop in Notting Hill gate.
I'm trying to remember what I was doing there, the people I was staying with lived in Golders Green

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I went through the whole of that Westway/A40 in my little Brum-brum the last time I was in that there London, innit.

I can see Atlantis.

This is a triple picture disc jigsaw version!

I think that's the most elaborate picture disc I've seen.

I've found the best map ever!

I'll post it on here, later, if possible.

You tease you.

To keep us going while we wait, here's a GL8 Map

Here it is. It's an interactive map that shows you the range of damage that would be done to a town of your choice if an atom bomb, whose size is of your choosing, hit it.

https://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/

Here's Sheffield if hit by the smallest American bomb ever built:


 

That's rubbish. I could do more damage than that on a night out.