they must have known - living in a place like that you soon get used to explaining "no, your address lookup won't work" or "don't bother asking me for my postcode, you won't find it" whenever someone asks for your address.
I seem to remember some banks won't let you open accounts if your road isn't in their map.. good incentive for someone to map their street! On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 6:43 PM, Ed Loach<e...@loach.me.uk> wrote: > I had to pick up an eBay purchase in Haverhill (Suffolk, UK) today and relied > on my Suffolk street atlas to get me there. Unfortunately the place the > seller lived wasn't listed. They lived in ****** Walk, and being a "Walk" > this generally leads between two streets that cars can access. So their > address wasn't in the index of the street atlas. > > I was tracking my journey though, so looked at the OSM data when I got home. > Their address was already in there. I should have thought to look before > setting off. _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
