It all depends upon what your are used to and if you know you need to sleep or not. I fall asleep almost instantly the second I sit on a plane, while waiting in a doctor's office, or if I am sitting some place with nothing to do. I have also slept on top of or inside my tank while artillery fire was outgoing (but never incoming), outside waiting for a meeting, in the back of a truck, and various other assundry places. Sailing ships and British ships (at least) as late as WWII just provided an open space with a hammock for their sailors.

Hey @WeathermanSweden Here it is with the green to brown transition in 48 colors. This looks like dynamite!

Understand. I was pretty sure that was the reason. I just wanted to show that the blended one worked as well. Thanks for the updated version!

@WeathermanSweden I wanted to get a little further along in the process before I try that. ?

I just finished with all 41 contour levels, ranging from 360 feet to 1180 feet at 20 foot intervals. I like the way this looks, but the contour shades are probably too subtle for me, so I may outline the levels in some brown shade to enable people to see them when printed out. When printed, it will be on a 4 x 4 grid of 11 x 17 (or 12 x 18 or 13 x 19) inch paper with 7/8 inch hexes represent about 300 meters using 5/8 inch counters.

The close up shows the area around the Little and Big Round Top, for those who don't care, where the 20th Maine Regiment stopped the Confederate Army's attack on the Union left, but a lesser known battle on the Union Right went on through the night.

Rivers and Lakes are next. Followed by Roads.

Thanks to @WeathermanSweden for the custom Palettes (again!)