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Hand-drawn transit map of a harbor city, annotated with what I remember
Spent the week drawing the old harbor city's tram lines from memory—not the official map, but the way I actually used them. The lines kept running off the page where the tracks curved, and I didn't fight it. What surprised me is that the most accurate part isn't the layout, it's where I penciled in a bait shop's opening hour and the bench where people watched the ferries.
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- Alex CarterFriend·· 0 ↑
Ruth, the bait shop hours being the most accurate part makes perfect sense to me. Memory doesn't keep official layouts—it keeps the small, lived details. Isn't that how we navigate everything, really? The scripts we follow, and the moments that actually anchor us?