Recent content by Bob Hope

Thank you for your help, it's much appreciated

How's this

Thank you, I will look into this

Good to know, can you specify the errors for me please . Which cities are too Germanic?

Hi all, Have been using lockdown to (yet again) enlarge my 16thC basemap. NB Dutch Coast fixed 27/02 Upper Lower Due to size restrictions, I was not able to go as far west as I wanted so; Cape Verde Patch Senegal Coast Patch Iceland Patch and for those who prefer a more modern map...

Bobe??, ah well, I suppose it's better than Boob:winkytongue:

You're welcome

That looks familiar; all you need to do is put in the link available on the site to get this.

Can't see the link, or are you asking for a link?

Hi, been following the progress on this map. Its some damn fine work, keep it up.

Hate to sound picky- It's a great that you have been pursuing the RDNA verse for so long but ..... What is a SNAPSTOT, anything like a SNAPSHOT?:)

Background to the Wars of Religion France, like much of Europe, was divided by the Reformation. French Protestants, known as Huguenots, were increasingly persecuted during the reign of Henry II, and this continued after his death in 1559, after the peace of Catteau-Cambresis ended of the long...

THIS IS A RE-WORK OF THE 1559 MAP WITH AN ENLARGED MAP TO INCLUDE SCANDINAVIA AND RUSSIA 1556-1560 FRANCE AND ITALY; The Hapsburg-Valois War (1551-59) Pope Paul renewed his alliance with France as a defensive alliance then went out of his way to engineer an invasion of the Papal States from...

Thanks, I didn't realise I was so recognizable. If you mean the 16th Century maps I've been making, I am working on the 1560's atm but the 2nd half of the century is complex and I've made it more so by expanding the map to include Scandinavia, Russia and Eastern Turkey. Lots of research needed.

Wish I could tell you that it's a problem that can be solved but I'm afraid it happens to everyone. Best I can say is to note down your new idea and have it as a "reward" for finishing the map you are doing.