Built with Astro and hosted on Vercel. Type is Source Serif 4 and Geist.
Books come from my Goodreads shelves and wine comes from my CellarTracker notes, both pulled in once a day.
Maps
Each page sits on an old map, cropped and re-inked in green for this site.
- Home: U.S. Geological Survey, Grand Teton quadrangle, surveyed 1899.
- Work: “Map of Denver, Colorado,” 1871, and E. S. Glover, “Bird’s eye view of Santa Barbara, California,” 1877. Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division.
- Reflections: U.S. Geological Survey, Boulder quadrangle, 1902.
- Kitchen: Louis Bretez, Plan de Turgot (Paris), 1739, plate 11. Kyoto University Library copy, via Wikimedia Commons.
- Cellar: Carte de l’état-major, 1:40,000 field survey, 1820 to 1866. Source: IGN (Géoportail), Licence Ouverte / Etalab.
- Shelf: “Birds-eye view of Helena, Montana,” 1875. Library of Congress.
- About: U.S. Geological Survey, Oakdale quadrangle, 1915.
All are public domain except the Cellar map, which is IGN open data.