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Kevin mentioned that it would be cool to have a map of where all the Fellowship pens have ended up. Rather than giving the poor man more work, I've created a google map that the fellowship can add their own pen location to.

 

Here's a google map I've created - anyone can add their location and FPN handle

 

Click on "Edit" and it allows you to add your pin on the map and you can make the description you FPN handle. Click "Save" when you're done.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2752/4371168844_35ba5fb338.jpg

Danitrio Fellow, Nakaya Nutter, Sailor Sailor (ret), Visconti Venerator, Montegrappa Molester (in training), ConwayStewart Champion & Diplomat #77

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Maybe I'm being dense, but which edit?

There should be an edit button under "Google Maps" and on the right of "Colaborate"

 

I'm starting to wonder if this only appears for people who are signed into their google account.

 

Doug, if it doesn't work just PM me your location and the flavour of your pen and I'll add it in. Actually this applies to anyone who wants to be added but can't do it.

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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2752/4371168844_35ba5fb338.jpg

Danitrio Fellow, Nakaya Nutter, Sailor Sailor (ret), Visconti Venerator, Montegrappa Molester (in training), ConwayStewart Champion & Diplomat #77

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Oh no. The map has Chris out in the ocean. Do you and your pen live on a boat?

 

Hi! No, not on a boat - as much as I would love that - but on the little island below Australia - the smallest State -

Tasmania. It is so small the pin blocks it out - but if you zoom in you can see it I hope!

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Make it count!!!

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:lol: Nice idea!

 

With the diversity of ethnic backgrounds on the island, there has got to be more Danitrio followers. (OTOH, a lot of my oriental friends seem to prefer the classic prestigious MB's)

 

With Aloha,

 

Clarence

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Here's where we are up to so far:

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2447/4011395817_258a7d5550.jpg

 

There must be more pens in Europe and Asia? I can't believe there are none in South America and Africa? California has more than their fair share!

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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2752/4371168844_35ba5fb338.jpg

Danitrio Fellow, Nakaya Nutter, Sailor Sailor (ret), Visconti Venerator, Montegrappa Molester (in training), ConwayStewart Champion & Diplomat #77

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Great idea.

 

Yes, I did have to sign in to be able to add my information. I was able to add my pin, but the explnation of my pen won't take. I will go back later to figure it out.

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Maybe I'm being dense, but which edit?

There should be an edit button under "Google Maps" and on the right of "Colaborate"

 

I'm starting to wonder if this only appears for people who are signed into their google account.

 

Doug, if it doesn't work just PM me your location and the flavour of your pen and I'll add it in. Actually this applies to anyone who wants to be added but can't do it.

 

 

I think you're right Siv. I don't have these functions....PM on the way...thanks.

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I am pegged on the map. Thanks, Siv!

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This is fun! I'm pegged too :)

In rotation:

Pelikan M400 with Pilot Iroshizuku Momiji

Nakaya Kuro-tame Desk Pen with Platinum Blue

Visconti Van Gogh Maxi with Aurora Black

 

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Fun idea! I'm "pinned". :D

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