Here's the latest manifestation of the land around Bittern's Rest. I've got a few trees on the map as well now, but as the original map by Wyvern looked as though it was a very dry area I've kept that in mind when placing vegetation. The stream floods massively and provides the only fertile land. I'm going to try to do an underground map focussing on the Plague Pits but as it will be a first for me I don't know if I'll link the two files in time.

Here is the final map! Loads of things kept on vanishing just as I thought I'd done, mainly the Narnian rivers and the pine trees so the rivers became the part that I dreaded looking at, and yes I had saved them between sessions!

I chickened out of doing my 'cameo' idea as it proved to be way more trouble than it was worth. Besides which the original map title ended in taking at least double the space that the Baynes one had.

The final map!

All comments welcome!

The description in "Magician's Nephew" has the floors as being uneven and pieces missing so I've not worried about placing the symbols too perfectly, @Don Anderson Jr. , and the template is essentially an isometric one rather than perspective.

The other day I blithely did a SYMSORT on a particularly uneven patch of tiles and it ended up making it 100% worse so I had to delete nearly a whole afternoon's work as I couldn't undo the command!

I'll be doing a true Perspective map another time - once my brain has recovered from the isometric one.

I traced the map drawn by Pauline Baynes for C S Lewis' "Prince Caspian" and came up with this coloured version of my B&W 1960s paperback.

All in a week, I might add. This from someone whose maps usually take months and miles more cursing and frustration.