AnonyMoose 🇨🇦
@An0n@beige.party  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

Here is a clip of the gently moving water along a shallow part of the Grand River. Turn your volume up, it sounds very peaceful.

#Trail#River#Video#Nature

The Grand River shimmers in the sunlight. Though quiet, you can hear the river flowing gently and it is serene. Trees line the background
The Grand River shimmers in the sunlight. Though quiet, you can hear the river flowing gently and it is serene. Trees line the background
Spatialists
@spatialists@mapstodon.space  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

wanderer: Decentralized trail database: #wanderer by @flomp is a new, #opensource, #decentralized #trail database where you can upload tracks (or import them from #STRAVA or #Komoot), create or share routes, and connect with communities through #ActivityPub-powered #federation.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/07/09-wanderer-decentralized-trail-database/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial#SwissGIS
Spatialists
@spatialists@mapstodon.space  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

wanderer: Decentralized trail database: #wanderer by @flomp is a new, #opensource, #decentralized #trail database where you can upload tracks (or import them from #STRAVA or #Komoot), create or share routes, and connect with communities through #ActivityPub-powered #federation.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/07/09-wanderer-decentralized-trail-database/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial#SwissGIS
Stuart | Trailspotting
@trailspotting@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Me: "Should hikers go left or right here?"
A.I.: "They should follow the arrow marked 'hikers,' which points to the left"

#Hiking#Signs#AI#Mistakes#BadSigns#Trail#GetLost

A multi-part trail sign positioned in a forested setting. The top section reads “DEER LEAP OVERLOOK,” marking a scenic destination. Beneath it, a green and white cautionary sign urges hikers to stay on the trail, warning that shortcutting via switchbacks harms vegetation. The lowest portion is a directional sign on brown wood: an arrow pointing left labeled “HIKERS,” and a straight arrow labeled “CLIMBERS.” Surrounding elements include trees, moss-covered rocks, and thick undergrowth, suggesting a natural, rugged environment designed for hiking and climbing.
A multi-part trail sign positioned in a forested setting. The top section reads “DEER LEAP OVERLOOK,” marking a scenic destination. Beneath it, a green and white cautionary sign urges hikers to stay on the trail, warning that shortcutting via switchbacks harms vegetation. The lowest portion is a directional sign on brown wood: an arrow pointing left labeled “HIKERS,” and a straight arrow labeled “CLIMBERS.” Surrounding elements include trees, moss-covered rocks, and thick undergrowth, suggesting a natural, rugged environment designed for hiking and climbing.
A multi-part trail sign positioned in a forested setting. The top section reads “DEER LEAP OVERLOOK,” marking a scenic destination. Beneath it, a green and white cautionary sign urges hikers to stay on the trail, warning that shortcutting via switchbacks harms vegetation. The lowest portion is a directional sign on brown wood: an arrow pointing left labeled “HIKERS,” and a straight arrow labeled “CLIMBERS.” Surrounding elements include trees, moss-covered rocks, and thick undergrowth, suggesting a natural, rugged environment designed for hiking and climbing.