Happy with a kissing_gate tag that could combine these variations.
Can we also discuss paths/tracks which have a vehicle gate and a
pedestrian gate alongside each other. Is it one complex gate? or for
routing do we have to place two gates and draw paths through each?
Personally I just need to know what is the agreed method.
Regards
TonyS999
On 20/11/2019 11:35, SK53 wrote:
Whilst we tag different types of stiles, I'm not aware that we
differentiate different kinds of kissing gates.
Yesterday visiting Clumber Park to participate in a National Trust
path mapping briefing we saw three distinct kinds, to which I've added
a fourth:
1. A traditional wooden kissing gate with a triangular
cross-section. Generally now replaced by 2.
2. A metal kissing gate with a circular cross-section
3. As for 2, but substantially larger, with the gate part able to be
opened entirely with a RADAR key for wheelchair access (including,
I think, powered ones).
4. A large wooden one with the central gate being of the size of a
traditional farm gate, locking into a latch at either end of it's
swing. (Probably really need to find a picture)
Obviously we can use material and wheelchair tags to capture some of
these differences, but it might be worth having a kissing_gate tag to
separate them more clearly.
Any thoughts?
Jerry
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