New map launched and installed!
We're excited to have our new Geopark Map installed in the Grainstore in the heart of the Ōamaru Heritage Precinct.
Good to see the first visitor Daniel from Sydney exploring what there is to offer.
Thanks to all who made this project happen. It certainly takes a team!
A big shout out to …
Oamaru Whitestone Civic Trust for making this space available to us and to Jacob and John for installing the structure and for always making things happen!
Scott Wilson designer and sign writer/maker extraordinaire for his ever meticulous work and for always going above and beyond. Thanks Scott for coming out on a Saturday morning to get this done.
Allan Kynaston master map maker for his absolute attention to detail and for processing our many tiny edits!!
Tear-off maps are on their way!
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I think the new Geopark Map sounds like a great addition to the Ōamaru Heritage Precinct. I like how the post recognizes all the different people who contributed their time and skills to making the project happen. Seeing a visitor already exploring the map also shows how quickly it can become a useful attraction. Veck IO is unrelated to the Geopark, but the teamwork behind this project is genuinely interesting.