Though thinking about site ideas is fun, and images are easy because I can just go take more photos if necessary, I've realized that there are a couple other considerations for this web site too:

First, maps. A walking tour site is hardly complete--or at least isn't very helpful--without maps. But what maps should I use? Can I use maps from Google if I attribute them? Should I go get historic (public domain) maps from the Free Library or somewhere? Those would be cool to look at but also potentially confusing if the geography has changed from when the maps were made. Or should I try to "draw" my own feeble maps using a program like Adobe Acrobat, MS Publisher, Paint, or something like that?

Another thing that I have yet to think about is the "color palette" for the site. I don't think this will be a major concern, but there are a few different ways I could go that will change how the site looks and feels. Should I use browns and tans to evoke something historic? Greens to evoke parks, trees, and strolling generally? White and blues to evoke water, sky, and/or patriotism? Greys and brick reds for buildings? I'm leaning just toward tans as a base color, because I like brown (obviously) and because it seems unobtrusive and comforting. Though greys are too. Hmm. Actually I suppose each tour can look slightly different, so I'll probably combine tans/greys/whites with whatever more interesting color seems best for that tour.