Offline Functionality coming soon to my PWA Apps and Interactive Maps (Notes) (Apps) (Announcements)

 Article by Warren Woodhouse

I’ll be adding offline functionality features at some point before this year ends to some of my PWA apps, interactive maps and other sites.

Map - The Ballad of Gay Tony DLC - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Remembrance Sunday 2026 (Announcements)

 Article by Warren Woodhouse

Let’s have 2 minutes silence…….

Ok, the lest we forget about those who have fought for our freedom, our rights and our liberties; these people suffered for our freedoms, we should never take those for granted.

Veterans and young servicemen and servicewomen alike have done good things for us all and we should be proud of them.

My friends have fought for our rights and our country. So we should remember and respect and to keep our memories strong for them.

Don’t ever forget. Not ever.

Vehicles Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Map - The Lost and Damned DLC - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Window Washing Lifts Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Churches & Cemeteries Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Amazon Silk Plugin for Leaflet (Plugins)

 Plugin by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to install the plugin on your Leaflet maps.

Key Differences between OpenStreetMap and Leaflet (Maps) (Maps Wiki)

 Article by Warren Woodhouse

Below is a table outlining the key differences between OpenStreetMap (OSM) and Leaflet, highlighting the pros and cons between the two platforms.

Feature	OpenStreetMap (OSM)	Leaflet
Type	Map data platform / geographic database	JavaScript software library (frontend tool)
Primary Function	Collects, stores & serves geographic data and map tiles	Draws interactive maps, markers, popups and layers in a browser
Data Source	Crowdsourced by global contributors	Can use OpenStreetMap, Mapbox, Stamen, Google Maps or other tile providers
Customisation	Limited control over base map styling directly through the platform	Extensive front-end customisation for styles, markers and plugins
Relationship	Often acts as the data/tile provider for a map	Often acts as the renderer that displays OSM tiles on a website

Gas Stations Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Bridges, Tunnels & Toll Booths Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Rivers, Bays & Lakes Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Car Parks, Parking Lots & FMA Parking Garages Map - GTA IV Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

West Barn Pygmy Goats Experience, Foulmartlaw Farm, Gallowhill, Morpeth, Northumberland, UK. - 27th October 2026 (Photos)

Photos by Warren Woodhouse

I’ve had a wonderful time out this morning at a Pygmy Goat petting and feeding experience just up the road from where I live. They are so heavenly cute and goats are by far the sweetest animals to be around other than ducks and chickens and horses. I love animals.

Interactive Map - Submerged: Hidden Depths Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Enjoy this complete interactive map of Submerged: Hidden Depths.

Gemini AI Made a mistake and somehow created a new map that I like (AI) (Maps)

 

Image created using Google Gemini by Warren Woodhouse. Article by Warren Woodhouse.

I asked Gemini to remove the icons and stuff from the Submerged: Hidden Depths map and somehow it made this. I’m actually impressed even though it completely ignored everything I asked of it. :/

AI has some issues but it’s devoid of any artistic expression. Here we have a map that somehow Gemini misinterpreted and designed new things on it that I’ve never asked for.

Disclosure: Map redefined using Google Gemini.

Happy Fallout Day 2026 (Fallout)

Entry by Overseer Warren Woodhouse, Vault 798

Dear Vault Dwellers and Survivors,

Today marks the day known globally as Fallout Day, for which in the fictional universe is the date for which the bombs dropped - 23rd October 2077.

To celebrate this day and week, check out my #Fallout category on my blog as well as the #FalloutDay category on my blog for loads of inspirational content and more from my creations to mods, guides and more.

Let me know how you’re celebrating the day and the week and I look forward to the next upcoming annual event: Samhain.

Have a great day and a great week, Vault Dweller.

Humble Regards,

Overseer Warren Woodhouse

Vault 798, Northumberland, UK.

Poppy Widget (Widgets)

Widget by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to add the Poppy Widget to your website or blog to support armed services veterans and their families during the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal campaign. This widget was created for free for use by everyone! The widget will automatically activate every year between the 21st October to the 12th November, inline with the campaign.

My dad is a veteran and I’m glad to be doing my part to support veterans wherever I can.

Below is an example of the widget in use.

Widget By: T-Codes on Warren Woodhouse

City of Dunwall Map - Dishonored Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Enjoy this complete interactive map of the City of Dunwall in Dishonored.

I’ve almost added everything to my L.A. Noire map! (Journal)

 Journal Entry by Warren Woodhouse

Good news! My L.A. Noire interactive map, originally on Fandom, is now available however it’s not fully finished yet as I’ve still got loads of markers and stuff to add but at this point, it’s almost 100% ready.

You can find dedicated guides on my blog for specific collectibles tied to specific trophies from various games and this also includes L.A. Noire and its remastered edition as well. Look to as far back as 2017 and you’ll find guides regarding the game and most other content from my original wiki and earlier websites.

I’ll be introducing my interactive maps more in the next year but until then, please enjoy what I’ve created so far. 

If you’re interested, CLICK HERE to check out my L.A. Noire interactive map. Have a great day everyone!

I’ve not been well these last few days. (Journal)

 Journal Entry by Warren Woodhouse

I wasn’t feeling well these last few days. Became really sick and started vomiting on the 16th October. I ended up with a migraine and now I feel much better.

I hope to get back to my normal self by tomorrow morning.

Saint Denis Trolley Interactive Map - Red Dead Redemption II Guide

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Enjoy this complete interactive map of the tram trolley service in the City of Saint Denis in Red Dead Redemption II.

Christmas Wishlist 2026

 Wishlist by Warren Woodhouse

Last Updated: 16th October 2026 at 1:00 pm

• Grand Theft Auto VI
• Cyberpunk 2077
• New Wooly PJs
• Wooly Boxer Shorts?
• Set of Boxer Shorts (plaid patterns)
• Water Resistant gloves for farming
• Codenames (Card Game Puzzle Set)

London Holiday 2026 (Photos) (Trips)

Photos by Warren Woodhouse and my sister Kirsty who took photos of me.

9th October 2026

We arrived in London at 11:12 am. We arrived at our hotel, put our luggage safely in the luggage containers provided and headed out to the city! First stop is the exterior of the King’s Cross St. Pancras Hotel, the hotel is now owned by some billionaire.

This is his car. Pretty cool McLaren 570S.

Think this Victorian architecture is pretty cool too. I also think this building was once used as the entrance to the station before it moved slightly down the road.

We arrived by the Tube at South Kensington Station. Me and my sister Kirsty decided to visit the Natural History Museum but found out it was closed due to some gala event or something like that. On the way to the museum I saw an old London Bus.

Here’s the dino on the outside of the museum, thankfully I was able to see it and grabbed a photo on the way.

We arrived at the National Science Museum and ventured inside. Lots of cool exhibits surrounding industrial period inventions that helped shape the modern world, so was a good sight to gain some knowledge and learn about the various types of engineering.

Pikachu was on display here too! :D

Cool map.

I know it’s a urine sample taking kit but it reminds me of the Viking drinking mini game in Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla. Lol

This flag design represents those in Quarantine.

A sign about no smoking using needles. Cool piece of art.

A typical 1960s architectural build for a British hospital. Unfortunately, a lot use cladding that is out of date and poses a risk to health. At the time, an architectural oversight.

Cool flintlock pistols. I love the intricate laced designs on them.

We headed to the Victoria & Albert Museum. It was filled with classical artworks, tapestries, glasswares, paintings, some modern photographs in art forms and quite a few other collections too. Next we headed back onto the Tube and began our journey to the Cutty Sark!

Yay, we’ve arrived! Look at the magnificent ship! A type of schooner.

The text in Chinese Mandarin reads “Souchong Black Tea”.

Also, found this stamped on one of the boxes which is used for the floorboards. I got my shoes in the photo too.

We do love our tea.

More Mandarin. It says the same thing earlier “Shouchong Black Tea”.

A view from a portcullis.

In my life time of visiting London, which was 21 years ago, I’ve never seen an electric boat nor one of Uber. In fact, I’m pretty sure it used to be in the shape of a duck’s bill.

The Greenwich Foot Tunnel entrance building. I wasn’t sure what it was until I looked it up back at the hotel.

Woah. The height alone is pretty cool.

Map of the plan of the interior of the ship.

Map charting the course of the original Cutty Sark’s captain.

Ahoy, sailors!

Look at those colours (flags) she’s flying so proudly. The flag at the top is the British Privateers flag.

The original figurehead of the Cutty Sark, on display at the stern via the base of the Dry Dock. The time is now 3:50 pm. We’ve had a great time out and we head back to the hotel for dinner, desert and bed.

10th October 2026

The time is 7 am, we’ve had breakfast and begin our day by heading to the Tube and heading to the Tower of London for our 8:18 am tour of the exterior of the tower grounds. I’ve actually never visited the Tower of London before so I’m actually quite excited!

Iconic.

To think The Shard won’t be around in another 60 years due to building regulations. Shame.

The White Tower.

Tour group and view of the staff’s houses.

The room at the top here is where many were tortured. :O

Cool trees.

Loving the Tudor architecture.

Cool map.

Got to meet a Beefeater and I also got a high five from him too. Sweet!

The tour of some of the grounds ended here, so we went about our own way. Me and my sister Kirsty looked around and enjoyed each of the things we’ve seen. We went into the armoury and saw lots of cool pieces of armour including one of a shogunate samurai, which was very cool.

The view of the observatory, this was pointed out by the tour guide. I love the idea of an observatory.

Imposing architecture.

I think by now you can see my love for maps, old buildings and attractions.

Also I saw this canon with a Maltese dog on the back,

my sister mistook it for a lion.

Good morning, Raven. Keeping the tower safe?

Woah. Look at this armoury. Full of interesting pieces of armour and art.

Spanish collar, most likely used on a prisoner of war ship during the British Colonial expansion into the West Indies?

Samurai armour! Very cool. This is from the Tokugawa shogunate, the Japanese military government, during the Edo period. Interestingly, the same period as Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, which I’ve been playing recently.

More cool flintlocks.

A depiction of a Britonic dragon, from Welsh mythology?

Love the embroidery work and the hemlines are sublime.

A mock of an armoury building.

Map of the County of Kent.

Of course, a selfie of myself. Good looking as always! :D

View from inside the Starbucks.

Another selfie moment.

After our drinks at Starbucks, we headed towards the Tube station to head back to King’s Cross Station so we could catch the train to take us to our final destination on our trip: Warner Bros. Studio London in Leavesden.

We’ve arrived from Euston to Leavesden! Now we ride the Knight Bus to the studio. :D

We’ve finally arrived at the studio! Yay! The time now is 12:52 pm. Lovely weather today.

Hermonie’s wand.

Wizard’s Chess pieces. At this moment in time, I’m actually terrible at chess. I only know the Van 't Kruijs Opening move and that’s it. Apparently it’s a rare move to make in chess, which I didn’t know until I started learning chess last year.

Hungarian Horntail.

The wallpaper is distinctive and very 60s/70s.

Family portraits of the Dursley’s.

The Cupboard Under The Stairs!

Found one of the Golden Snitches but couldn’t find any more throughout my tour. This room has loads of cool posters from the films. Interestingly, I have a rare limited edition film poster from The Deathly Hallows Part 2.

Woah! Look at those pumpkins. I hope they’re having a gourd time! Haha

My Hogwarts House! Just in case you guys aren’t aware, I’m House Hufflepuff! Can you name a famous witch or wizard that’s part of this house?

Nearly Headless Nick. Played by John Cleese, who was in The Monty Python, Faulty Towers, James Bond 007: The World is Not Enough, James Bond 007: Die Another Day, amongst other notable films and television series.

Hagrid!

Madam Hootch. Played by Zöe Wanamaker, better known for Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (in America, it’s known as Scorer’s Stone) and she was also in the BBC comedy series My Family.

The Great Hall Lectern. For those who don’t know what a lectern is, it’s basically a podium for which a speaker or someone who will address the audience from, often seen in various universities.

Various wands from different witches and wizards in the film universe.

“Sherbet Lemon!” I shouted it when I was there but nothing happened! Oh well.

Note: Missed opportunity. If a fellow fan shouts “Sherbet Lemon!” it could have rotated or something, that would have been cool.

Nice effects.

Tri Wizard Cup from my favourite film in the franchise, The Goblet of Fire, which is also my favourite book in the franchise too.

Woah! Ok that was cool.

Hagrid’s motorbike.

Interior of the Knight Bus.

The part I like is that each lock does a little animation here. It’s pretty cool.

Unfortunately, the Chamber of Secrets door doesn’t have any animations on the door. Another missed opportunity.

Loving the jacket.

Weasley’s family home.

Selfie of myself sister Kirsty.

Magic is Might Statue from The Half-Blood Prince film.

Dementor! Cool effects here.

Aragog. In the film and book, Aragog is a Acromantula native to the forests of Borneo in South East Asia. For the films, they took inspiration from Wolf spiders (Lycosidae). A newly discovered species of Wolf spider is named Lycosa aragogi in honour of the character from the books and films.

Hogwarts Express!

Woah! They just came out of nowhere!

What a Dementor looks like without its cloth. Very alien looking.

The snake, Nagini, from the films.

I love the Thestrals. The word comes from thester, meaning dark or gloomy. They are a mix between a horse and bird, similar to some in Greek mythology and early English mythology.

That’s all my time in London. Heading back home tomorrow.

Below are some additional photos taken on my sister Kirsty’s phone.