Rasheed,
I am glad you received the maps. The Gamcell picture is portrait layout that
is it is narrow across that height thus appears smaller. The height of all
pictures are very much the same. If they want it wider then we can make that
adjustment in our next printing.
As for Banjul without the historical timeline. This was a decision I reached
after few other reviewers indicated that it crowded the main theme of the
map - that is the street-level detail. It may be a little disappointing but
a number of experts say those interested in maps may find it over-whelming
and distractive to the eye. Anyways it is possible to bring it back when we
go to print next time. In the mean time we try and push these off.

Malanding

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Subject: Tip for our budding bloggers

 
I will share some valuable info here when I come across them. This in an  
effort to encourage and enhance blogging. I know Suntou, Yero, Ousman, and  
possibly a few others here are interested. 
By Wes Thorp. 
How can you avoid those stupid, dumb writing mistakes with your blog that  
make you feel like a third grade english class reject? 
You know that you are a literate person and you know the difference between
a 
 subject, predicate and a direct object.  But, after reading your blog post

some wise guy points out that you have a sentence fragment or maybe a run-on

sentence, not to mention any number of other mistakes that can be made. 
What do you need to do? 
Well, it might help to read your post out loud before you publish it.
Okay, 
it sounds very second grade, I know.  But, it works.  Those  troubling areas

where your fingers got ahead or behind your brain just jump to  to the 
surface. 
Try it.  This works.



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