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        <description>There are many fun flavors of OpenStreetMap, from the classic style on openstreetmap.org, to Americana, OpenTrailMap, OpenCycleMap and more. Plenty of people create physical maps too, using QGIS or other GIS apps to make pretty PDFs. But what about physical maps drawn with plotting machines where each layer requires swapping a pen and hoping everything stays aligned? This talk shares stories from experience making maps with these drawing machines using favorite OSM tags. Originally published by OSM US under a CC license: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OdoK1H3AJVo</description>
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