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Finally made it to the third workshop together with Arky. The workshop is happening at Visthar, Bangalore. Its like an unknown place for many in Bangalore, and like 28KMs away!
Anyway, its a wonderful place! Having fun, sleepless with tech support and assistance for the participants with final touch ups and shaping their maps!

Tweeting all the way! Find it here!

GeoHackers maps their first heritage walk in Calicut. The map is here for the impatient!

Geohackers mapped the night heritage walk at the old city of Ahmedabad. We had Kiran of CIS, and Prof. H.S. Rai from Ludhiana to support us. The event was a part of the Second Maps for Making Change workshop held at National Institute of Design.
The first 'untouched by designer map' is listed here.

Geohackers Sajjad and Arky take part in Second Maps for Making Change Workshop: Using Geographical Mapping Techniques to Support Struggles for Social Justice in India

December 27-28, 2009
Fort Cochin is the earliest recorded settlement on the Malabar coast, with its beautiful colonial bungalow peppered with Dutch, Portuguese and Malabar architecture.The many small winding streets with lovely old houses is truly a treasure trove. Vasco Da Gama Square, Dutch Cemetery, Maritime Museum, Santa Cruz Basilica etc. The tourists are armed with a Cochin heritage walk route map, which is old and incomplete. The walk is long and has many adventures and awesome stuffs which someone would miss worthwhile including the narrow path lined with little fish stalls and the Chinese fishing nets on the sea beyond them.
GeoHackers have decided to map the entire walk, and tag it in a suitable way which would help the tourists flowing down to enjoy the essence of Fort Cochin. A good quality map of the region would be printed and put up on several parts of the entire walk. These maps would have overlay information regarding distance, time, must see places, quick tips, etc. Please pull in more suggestions using comments.