Map your image with a motorhome holiday

An image map in a HTML or XHTML document is a set of coordinates that relate to a specific image. These coordinates make it possible to hyperlink areas of that image to various destinations. This differs from a regular image link in which the whole image is linked to a single destination. Therefore an image map can be seen as a way to make various parts of an image available to be linked without dividing or cutting up the image into separate files. A good example of an image map is in fact a map. Imagine a map of the UK that has every county hyperlinked so that the viewer can focus on all the details relating to that particular county. There are numerous campsites throughout the UK and Ireland and it's a safe bet to say that there is at least one fantastic campsite in each and every county.

From Anglesey to Wrexham, Mayo to the Scottish Borders, there is something everywhere for everyone. There are campsites by the seas and campsites in the mountains, from English villages to Scottish castles, there is no better time than right now whilst the weather is at its peak to get out and experience nature and camping in all its beauty. Take for example Fleming's White Bridge Caravan & Camping Park located in Killarney in beautiful County Kerry. It has been twice awarded the ‘Award of Excellence for the Best Caravan Park in Ireland' in 2006 and in 2007 and is not only close to the River Flesk, but is also close enough to take daytrips to the Ring of Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula and the Gap of Dunloe. No motorhome holiday to Ireland would be complete without a stay in this amazing part of the Emerald Isle so if you are planning a camping trip anytime soon make sure that Killarney is high on your list of priorities.

Another must see place in Ireland is located in County Tipperary. The Glen of Aherlow Camping and Caravan Park in Tipperary is situated in one of the most spectacular valleys in the county and features picturesque woodlands that are nestled between the slopes of Slievenamuck and the Galtee Mountains which are Ireland's highest inland mountain range. Once you have enjoyed a camping trip around Ireland you might like to try your hand at image map editing by making a map of Ireland and highlighting the various parts of the Emerald Isle that you have visited. You could construct hyperlinks from each of the counties to the photos and tales that you have of each, perhaps evening narrowing it down to particular towns and geographical features like mountains and lakes that you have visited. In order to do so you'll have to learn the technical language involved so that when you watch a training video on image map editing you'll know what the instructor is on about as although it's still in English, it may seem as though it is in a foreign tongue.