So hopefully you can see where I'm going with this. I want to represent
ways with a legitimate ?foot=yes? tag. In the absence of signposts, in
practice the guide for UK walkers is the OS map, but if I walk a route
which I believe follows the OS map for the purposes of a GPS trace, is
this not
And just a quick reminder that the NPE edition map is available as on
overlay in both JOSM and Potlatch editors
David
Caution is needed here though. I have an NPE map of the local area which I
sometimes use to locate possible rights of way in an area with which I am
unfamiliar. In about 80%
Has there been any contact in the past with ramblers groups to help mapping
of footpaths in the countryside? We arrange mapping parties but often that
involves preaching to converted.
I just had a look on the Ramblers Association website and their forum. A
quick search shown no mention of
I suggest you talk to them -
it's a good idea for both parties.
Cheers, Chris
Jason Cunningham wrote:
Has there been any contact in the past with ramblers
groups to help mapping of footpaths in the countryside? We arrange
mapping parties but often that involves preaching to converted.
I
Nick Whitelegg wrote:
Hello Godfrey,
Sorry I should have made another point:
If it's a path which you know is a right of way via an Ordnance Survey
map, but cannot verify that on the ground, again you must use
foot=permissive even if that's not true. This is because you can't verify
the
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