Hi,
Am thinking of getting away for 2 or 3 days early in the new year (1st-4th Jan)
to somewhere hilly in the north of England within easy reach (by train/bus) of
the Manchester area I haven't been to very often before, which would mean the
Dales or the Forest of Bowland. Anyone from that
Well, the scenery around Malham and upper Wharfedale, Nidderdale, Swaledale is
simply the best in the world ... Though I do admit to a slight bias. The beer
int half bad neether.
I have very extensively mapped and cross-referenced Wharfedale+ paths and
tracks from Npe, os25k and Bing but the
Should it not be highway=track, access:motorcar=no (access:foot=yes, etc if
desired).
That lets me know I can cycle 2-abreast, it is fairly firm (track grade
could also be specified), and if I fall off then an ambulance driver can
follow his specialised satnav to get to me. I have had a situation
Someoneelse wrote:
o Instead of the mixture of highway=cycleway, highway=path
and highway=track that exists currently, replace with
highway=track throughout (it's all wide enough for the trail
maintenance folks' Land Rovers)
To my mind, the duck tagging principle means that
[I'm a bit confused about replying to the group, hope this goes to the
right destination]
Belated thanks for the various comments, I've been away.
Of the various views, I tend to like highway=service +
designation=unclassified_highway as the most useful. There are a lot of
these signs in the
Hi,
This probably won't help the eventual tagging, but the 'unfit for 'wide
/ long vehicles' bit is to do with legislation, both UK nowadays
European. I think the relevant bit is the 'Construction Use
Regulations' which lays down the maximum sizes for normal road usage. If
the vehicle
I'd recommend a bit further North - Weardale is one of my favourites at the
moment (around Stanhope or Froserley). I'm pretty sure you can get a bus
from Darlington or Bishop Auckland. There is still plenty to do - the
Weardale Way is complete, but there are loads of footpaths branching off it
+1
From: Michael Collinson [mailto:m...@ayeltd.biz]
Sent: 17 December 2012 13:54
To: Nick Whitelegg
Cc: talk-gb@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [Talk-GB] Yorkshire Dales or Forest of Bowland - unmapped areas?
Well, the scenery around Malham and upper Wharfedale, Nidderdale, Swaledale is
On Mon, 2012-12-17 at 06:22 -0800, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
Someoneelse wrote:
o Instead of the mixture of highway=cycleway, highway=path
and highway=track that exists currently, replace with
highway=track throughout (it's all wide enough for the trail
maintenance folks' Land Rovers)
Hi
I use to walk this route before the tunnels were open. Please keep the paths
that use to run around the tunnels. The might be less used with the tunnels
now open but they have spectacular views. I was never sure of their
designation but presumably if the stiles still exist access can
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