Hi Rob
Well done on progressing the website. I'm not there this month so here's my
input:
I think your idea of not having a map on the home page is a good one and I
like the idea of some photos of personalities too!
I'm happy to go along with any design for the pages and site you
collectively
Robert Norris rw_nor...@hotmail.com wrote:
Case in point (green dots on OS Explorer, sort of track on NPE, nothing
in OS Streetview, perfectly good track for 4x4s (maybe even cars -
memory is fuzzy now) mountain bikes).
Something I've mapped (Potlatch2 claims AndyS has modified it - but
then
Now that seem quite logical to me, thanks for the suggestion.
Regards
Robert
Kevin Peat o...@k3v.eu wrote:
I have mapped many of these green lanes in Devon and tagged them as:
highway=track
designation=unclassified_highway
They were discussed in the past on the list. You sometimes see
Hi,
Firstly Apologies for the top posting - it's the limitation of the mail client.
Re the HCC data I have had this communication from Dan at HCC.
Hi Nick,
I have been in comms with my contact at OS and the feedback I have had is
that ODBL and OS Open Licence can work together. As long as
Another approach which I've taken is to use suspected=orpa (orpa = Other
route with public access, otherwise known as green lane or former road which
has degraded into a path due to lack of motor use).
This is when something looks like a right of way, particularly a byway (e.g.
continuous
Ooo interesting and quite exciting to have another UK cycle route planner.
Some initial comments:
* The cartography is surprisingly different. I've been less-accustomed to
pale maps that I associate more with paper.
* Did I see a grid line on the cartography? I think the zoom levels for
that
Hmm, I think the gridline must be a glitch in the data.
Roughly across Hadrian's Wall (i.e. through Newcastle)
http://cycle.travel/map?lat=54.7868lon=-1.7674zoom=10
My lunch break is over so I can't investigate/fix the issue now. As some
zoom levels are fine, I suspect the data has been fixed.
Gregory wrote:
I'll definitely be wanting to try this out next time I have somewhere
to go. Thanks Richard.
\o/ Thanks!
Hmm, I think the gridline must be a glitch in the data.
It is, I'm afraid - it's a bug in the way that the SRTM tiles line up which
I haven't ironed out yet.
* The
Congrats, Richard. The site looks awesome. Now I just wish I could make
time for a bike tour in England next year
The maps are an amazing example of what OpenStreetMap enables: an escape
from the one-size-fits-all world, the true future of online maps.
On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 8:15 AM,
On 04/12/2013 16:02, Alex Barth wrote:
Congrats, Richard. The site looks awesome. Now I just wish I could make
time for a bike tour in England next year
Thanks!
(John F used an early version of the site for his post-SOTM cycle tour
this year. Maybe I should try and follow SOTM around
Only a few weeks ago I was talking with a Council Officer involved in
developing a new way with a local walking group. They've discovered that
many of the footpaths that make up the way no longer follow the definitive map
and are now debating as to who is going to pay to get the map changed.
I was thinking about overlaying the HCC KML over OSM in Marble (
http://marble.kde.org ), but I guess both achieve the same thing.
Although I would caution that I have in the last couple of days noticed
that the HCC KML is more out of date than HCC's new online map overlay -
I originally
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