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Hello! I made my 1000th edit today which also just so happened to roughly coincide with the 1 year mark of my OSM journey. I have had so much fun learning about OSM and connecting with so many cool members of the community.

I started my work on OSM improving the data in my home town of Wilson Wyoming, which continues to be my main focus, although I have done some smaller projects outside of this area. It has been so rewarding to watch my work come together to create such a carefully detailed representation of its unique and beautiful geography. Through all this work I have not only deepened my passion for geographic data, I have had the pleasure of developing the understanding necessary to truly comprehend the marvel of the world’s greatest map, the open street map. I couldn’t be happier to be a part of such a remarkable feat of humanity and commendation to our planet.

Speaking of Wilson, I began a series of diary entries early on where I would provide updates for my “Wilson WY data overhaul project”… I have since stopped doing this and kinda wish I could delete them (if you know how to delete them let me know). Anyways, I bring this up because Wilson has served as a kind of playground where I have and continue to develop my process for creating the most useful, high detail, well tagged, good-lookin’ data possible. This unfortunately hasn’t happened without some growing pains if you will. There are many things that I am not super proud of. For example, the fact that Fish creek has 30 versions in its way history, or the many driveways, roads, and ponds that have an absolutely egregious amount of nodes due to my disdain for jagged curves and my proclivity for getting carried away in my endeavour to make every curve pretty. I am a victim to the coastline paradox. However, this is something I believe I have improved on. Anyways, this entry is mostly for my own personal posterity, but if you are reading this, or are interested in the work I have done on OSM please reach out to me. I absolutely love to make connections with other mappers!










Caroline Price | Baby Old Lady – Human being. Storyteller and Photographer. Loves coffee, the beach, tulips, and stories.















QUINNSCOMMENTARY – We can’t control what others do and we can’t stop misfortune from striking. But we can control our own actions. Those who are financially prudent will most likely enjoy success, even if events don’t always go their way.


In the last quarter of 2025, I was privileged to be part of the HOT Mentorship Program. I was a mentee in the third cohort, focusing on Open Community Building.