the fares start creeping up
anyway. At the moment full fares with United seem to be just over £500 so if
the reduction was as much as 20% this could bring it down to around £400.
Nick
-Forwarded by Nick Whitelegg/FT/Solent on 08/02/2011 01:54PM -
To: t...@openstreetmap.org t
Hi,
Am interested in using the OS OpenData contour set for an augmented reality app
for walkers (extension of the OpenTrailView idea). What I have in mind is to
load them into a database and implement a lookup facility where the elevation
at a particular lat/lon can be obtained by querying the
Hello Phil,
Am interested in using the OS OpenData contour set for an
augmented reality app for walkers (extension of the OpenTrailView
idea). What I have in mind is to load them into a database
and implement a lookup facility where the elevation at a
particular lat/lon can be obtained
I am very interested in this data. I can host it if that's useful to
people (assuming the traffic doesn't become crazy!).
That would be very useful, thanks. Depending on the data size I may be able to
host some of it too.
Nick
___
Talk-GB mailing
I think automatically importing the OS data for areas where OSM currently has
little to no coverage - or coverage merely traced from Yahoo imagery - is
a great idea. Many people don't want bots to trample on their 'patch' which
they
have carefully surveyed, which is fine.
Any bot would have to
Hi,
ISTR someone on talk-gb mentioning the desirability of a tile based OSM data
server about a week or so ago, where you can query based on standard x,y,z
tiles. I said I would dig it out and it is available under OSM SVN at
http://svn.openstreetmap.org/sites/free-map.org.uk/ws/trsvr.php
It
Hi,
As from today Freemap (UK OSM walkers' maps), OpenTrailView (StreetView-like
connected panoramas for hiking trails), and the demo WebGL OSM viewer have been
moved from the main OSM subversion repository to Freemap's own repository.
You can check out the source code at
Have made a few updates to Freemap (www.free-map.org.uk) recently. Here's a
summary:
* You can once again add annotations (anything which might be of interest to
walkers, such as interesting views, path directions, points of historical
interest, problems or anything else) to the map;
Hi,
Would like to announce an update to OpenTrailView (OTV; now at
http://www.opentrailview.org/), which I introduced at Girona last year and
which aims to collect linked 360 degree panoramas of walking / hiking routes a
la Google StreetView.
A longer post will appear in due course on the
Hello Bob,
I developed a prototype a little over a year ago, at
http://www.free-map.org.uk/3d/.
It overlaid OSM data on NASA SRTM height data to produce a 3D scene.
However due to changes in the WebGL spec it is currently non functional. I have
not had time to update it as I have been
-gb@openstreetmap.org
From: David Paleino da...@debian.org
Date: 20/01/2011 11:36AM
Cc: t...@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [Talk-GB] WebGL
On Thu, 20 Jan 2011 11:18:56 +, Nick Whitelegg wrote:
[..]
The code however is open source so can be installed on any server.
Where is the code hosted
ITO are pleased to offer out updated version of OSM Analysis with a thematic
overview page allowing us to see how we are getting on in different parts of
the county.
To get the top prize 95% of the roads represented in OS Locator need to be in
OSM and there are 17 districts which achieve that
I developed a prototype a little over a year ago, at
http://www.free-map.org.uk/3d/.
It overlaid OSM data on NASA SRTM height data to produce a 3D scene.
However due to changes in the WebGL spec it is currently non functional. I
have not had time to update it as I have been concentrating on
I think that a static (periodically refreshed) 'binary tile'
architecture where the OSM DB is boiled down into tiles designed for
the single purpose of being rendered quickly is the way to go.
Ideally a map viewer can then call upon both the standard bitmap tiles
and the vector tiles and combine
What a stupid thing to do (and denotation is a stupid word to use too).
Thanks, that gave me a good laugh. I think we can add denotation=cluster to
the
tagging hall of shame alongside smoothness=very_horrible. Any others?
Not sure, but an anagram of denotation would be an appropriate thing
Hello everyone,
After discussion the Surrey pub meet is happening, on Wed 8th Dec 8pm at the
Sovereigns pub,
Woking, close to the railway station:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=51.31516lon=-0.55989zoom=17layers=M
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/81/810/Sovereigns/Woking
Nick
How about Thursday Dec 9th then? If not, the 1st, 2nd or 8th?
Nick
-80n 80n...@gmail.com wrote: -
To: Nick Whitelegg nick.whitel...@solent.ac.uk
From: 80n 80n...@gmail.com
Date: 15/11/2010 02:40PM
Cc: talk-gb@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [Talk-GB] Time for another Surrey meetup
Hi,
The OSM for walkers site Freemap now has a new home on the Swansea University
Computer Society tile server... thanks to Chris Jones for the offer of space!
The site is still very basic at the moment, basically a slippy map and nothing
else - though I'm aiming to add extra features when
I think some discussion of this has come up before (some time ago) but how many
people are tagging footpaths with their council reference numbers?
Reason I ask is that I'm in the process of overhauling Freemap and one thing
I'd like to do is allow people to tag footpaths with (perhaps
Hi Tim,
I could be potentially interested in this, as long as the following are
satisfied:
1. Will there be GPS units provided?
2. Can I get there by public transport / be picked up from Swindon station?
3. Presumably I don't need any specialist knowledge, i.e the only knowledge
needed is
-talk-gb-boun...@openstreetmap.org wrote: -
To: talk-gb@openstreetmap.org
From: SomeoneElse li...@mail.atownsend.org.uk
Sent by: talk-gb-boun...@openstreetmap.org
Date: 24/10/2010 11:37PM
Subject: Re: [Talk-GB] SotM 2011 UK? Setting up a GB OSMF chapter?
On 24/10/2010 18:15, Gregory
Just a quick update on the Midhurst area footpaths mapping party: it is now
almost certain to go ahead, meet at the Old Town Hall Coffee House, Market
Square, Midhurst, W Sussex map (12 miles north of Chichester on the A286) at
9.45am this Saturday 16th. From the internet it looks like this
Hello everyone,
(Andy - are you interested in this BTW?)
A quick update on the provisional footpaths party for the Midhurst area, West
Sussex. This party aims to introduce people to the subtleties of footpath
mapping, fill a few gaps in a generally well-mapped area, and enjoy some nice
Hello everyone,
Further to a previous email about this I'm proposing to hold a footpaths
mapping party in the Midhurst area of West Sussex on the weekend of October
9/10 - probably the Saturday only at this stage. The idea will be to meet in
Midhurst town, and will help fill in some gaps in
I don't think there is anyone rendering it explicitly at the moment, however,
it would be trivial for someone to take the OpenCycleMap code and apply a
similar style to an OpenWalkMap. Having said that, there are a number of
people who are experimenting with different map displays, so there is
Hello everyone,
Was thinking it might be an idea to have a final Surrey/Hants mapping event
before it starts getting too dark and horrible - i.e. no later than late
October. Was thinking of somewhere where we could fill in some countryside
mapping and maybe some town POI mapping for those who
Hi,
I'm interested (depending on how much work is involved - as I'm focusing on
OpenTrailView at the moment), as I belive one or two others have done, in
overlaying OS Landform Panorama contours and OSM footpaths on VectorMap
District data.
To save effort, are there any open source scripts
Hi Andy,
You were in the same place as me this weekend more or less!!! I recognise that.
I walked from Andover to Winchester on Sunday afternoon and walked a small
section of this cycle track near the Mayfly at Fullerton. You weren't in the
area then?
I'd just suggest ncn_ref=246. I think,
I just had a look at the UK Mapping Priorities page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/UK_Mapping_Priorities
and I noticed that Darlington has gone from unmapped to awesome over
the last few months. Who wants to step up and take credit for such
immense progress on what was the UK's highest
(when to use footway or path)
I use footway for surfaced paths and path for unsurfaced, unmaintained mud
paths, typically in the country. I don't think there's a right answer to this
though!
For actual legal rights of way, many believe that the
I have found ITO World's layer of name anomalies rather useful, but I
could only see it in an editor, so I put together a comparison page,
using the techniques from the sautter.com transparent map.
Interesting. Note there are several small streets in my
Greg,
Yes, there are a large number of POIs not in the correct place. Whether these
are a genuine mistake or some idiot trying to be funny I don't know, but I
think they should be reverted. I think a sysadmin needs to do that.
Nick
From: Greg Auger
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 9:20 AM, Nick Whitelegg
nick_whitel...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Greg,
Yes, there are a large number of POIs not in the correct place. Whether
these are a genuine mistake or some idiot trying to be funny I don't know,
but I think they should be reverted. I think a sysadmin
Hello everyone,
For the first time since OSM came into being I've just now visited low(ish)land
Scotland, i.e. Dumfries and Galloway and wondered what Scottish mappers
typically do about these situations.
Firstly, while (I believe) you can walk just about anywhere in Scotland, except
during
Hello everyone,
A reminder on behalf of Andy Street that there is a mapping party this
weekend (both days) at Andover, Hampshire.
A bit of background (from the wiki page): The county of Hampshire is
increasingly well mapped in OpenStreetMap with good coverage of a number
of towns and cities
If you've got reasonable non-copyright evidence that there's a PROW
across the field, use designation=public_footpath. If there's a path
that people seem to use, use the highway=path tag (or some other
highway tag if you prefer), and maybe a surface tag. You can have a
OSM way with just a
Hello everyone,
In case of interest here:
There is a British Computer Society talk given by a couple of guys from
the Ordnance Survey on OpenSpace and the release of free data at my work
place tomorrow.
It's at Room HC029, Southampton Solent University, 6pm for 6.30pm.
Nick
Apparently OS regards the PRoW data as containing IP belonging to the
local authorities (who maintain the definitive maps), and so were
unable to release them as part of OpenData. There is an agreement that
allows OS to include PRoW data in their Explorer and Landranger Maps.
Sorry, meant to send
Might be cool to set up a Saturday mapping party and social combined
somewhere easy to reach and needing some mapping between London and
Birmingham. We could thrash out the bones of a UK chapter and see who's
interested in working on it over a beer or two.
Anyone want to look and suggest a
We had a discussion about this point during the Kidderminster mapping
party
on Saturday. Our decision (relating to the Black Country in our case) was
that we would use OS OpenData StreetView, especially in partly mapped
areas,
but we would record some info on the wiki for each area covered so
Hello everyone,
Just a reminder that the Three Counties mapping party is taking place this
Saturday 17th April at Haslemere, Surrey meeting 9.30am in the Costa
Coffee on Haslemere High Street.
Background: Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire is increasingly well mapped
in OpenStreetMap with good
Despite being disappointed at the lack of public right of way/field boundary
info in the OS releases, I have to admit that VectorMap District does *look*
very nice, kind of like Landranger minus contours and footpaths.
So I'm wondering, would it be possible to create maps which combine the
Does that mean there's nothing at all for countryside users in the OS
data being released? Or does Meridian have it?
Sorry to follow up my own post - it would appear not.
A real shame about the lack of countryside data in this free OS dataset.
The Meridian data doesn't really contain anything
Hi Andy,
I'm not sure the OS has reliable footpath data for the countryside
anyway.
Last time I chatted with the OS about this they were interested in
whether
OSM could work with them to update rural ROW footpaths because they don't
survey them anymore.
Really? - that's interesting. Do you
To follow on from my earlier email, I'd like to now confirm the date of
the Three Counties mini mapping party (Haslemere, Surrey) as Saturday
April 17th. Aim will be to complete a number of the villages and small
towns in the Haslemere area.
Details on the wiki at
Hello everyone,
Would like to propose a mini mapping party for Sat April 17th to cover
the Surrey/W Sussex/Hampshire borderlands. This area is generally well
mapped but there are a number of missing streets in several of the
villages / small towns in the area - e.g. Hindhead, Midhurst, Witley,
I wouldn?t take PRoW refs from any source unless I was completely
confident that it?s compatible with OSM?s license
Sorry, meant to raise this point in my last reply.
Would any source also include footpath signs with the number on? This is
common practice on the Isle of Wight, and I myself
Anyone want to arrange something an April? hint hint
;-)
Yes, I can still do but due to likely work pressure it will now have to be
April 10/11 or 17/18 - I'm probably going to have to work until about
1pm-2pm on the weekend of 24/25 and May 1/2/3.
I'll see how Haslemere's doing and if it
No idea whether c-class road references are nationally unique. It seems
both plausible and implausible at the same time.
The C-numbers seem to low (1000) for them to be national.
You'd probably end up with 6-figure C roads if they were nationally
numbered...
Also Kent isn't in region 3 for
The residential areas and suburbs of *any* town aren't places you'd
normally go unless you had to, but we do to map them. Mapping Berry Hill
or Ladybrook wouldn't be any different to mapping a suburb in any other
town in the UK.
To be fair it can be quite pleasant mapping the nicer residential
Hi Andy,
Had a couple in mind, firstly a mini-party for Haslemere (surrey) which is
partly complete but not totally.
I could also do Andover from the priority list as it's quite local to me.
Thirdly I'd like to do a larger-scale countryside event in the summer down
here in the south somewhere,
Not sure whether this is vandalism or just a bit of 'fun' (I suspect
the latter). I would go through and just remove all the names but I
don't have sufficient local knowledge to determine which are genuine (I
know The Devil's Highway is right, and I'm pretty sure that Poo Alley is
wrong, but
Does anyone from Surrey (and Hants, Sussex or Berks) fancy a social in
Guildford during the first week in December? I'm thinking of Wednesday
2nd or Thursday 3rd.
Yes, definitely.
Nick
___
Talk-GB mailing list
Talk-GB@openstreetmap.org
Hello everyone,
A reminder that the Fareham mapping party takes place tomorrow meeting
Fareham station 10am.
See
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Fareham_Mapping_Party
for more details.
The weather's maybe a bit iffy in the morning, but hopefully will clear by
12.00 giving a few
Hello Andy,
Couple of comments on that. Quite a lot of PROW within the urban
sprawl.
These being ways that have had to be adjusted and realigned when
housing
development extended, but at least were maintained as a route.
True, though perhaps these aren't so important to show as most people
Hello everyone,
Following on from the unintentional rights-of-way coverage map generated
by zooming out from the OSM/First Edition mashup that I mentioned the
other day, I've now done a script to generate a real one.
It's available at
http://www.free-map.org.uk/freemap/stats/statsmap.php
Hello Andy,
Couple of comments on that. Quite a lot of PROW within the urban sprawl.
These being ways that have had to be adjusted and realigned when housing
development extended, but at least were maintained as a route.
True, though perhaps these aren't so important to show as most people
It's a bit more sophisticated than that; see the URL for what I consider
a right of way. Note that I tried a version with highway=footway,foot=yes
added in, and got the same sort of pattern.
Nick
In fact, it's possible to add highway=footway, foot=yes to the definition
of a right of way by
Hello everyone,
Brief details of the Fareham mapping event are now available on the wiki
at
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Fareham_Mapping_Party
Fareham is one of the few south Hampshire towns with a relatively small
number of street names, so come along and finish the job! There
An unintended consequence of the First Edition/OSM mashup (see earlier
post) is that I have an image of rights of way coverage of the UK in OSM.
See
http://www.free-map.org.uk/images/tiles2/firsted/5/15/10.png
Clearly shows we need more countryside mappers in the east, southwest and
Wales!
Hello everyone,
After a long hiatus in mapping parties in the south of England, I'd like
to announce one on Sunday November 1st in Fareham, Hants, near Portsmouth.
This is being partly run as an OSM taster session with the local branch of
the British Computer Society, though experienced OSMers
TBH I thought I had announced this in June but a quick search of the
mailing lists suggest I didn't, must have been too distracted with
organising my holiday.
Anyway, an updated version (3) of Freemap Mobile, a Java ME based mobile
mapping application orientated towards countryside users is
We seem unable to contact Liam123 via normal channels. This means we
have to think of other ways of contacting members who continually put
mistakes into the dataset.
Is it not possible to put a flag on his account, so when he logs in he
is told what he has been doing and asked to explain himself?
My main comment was that the proposal didn't 'sit' well with the
government regional structures.
I do have to make the comment though that the government regional
structures are rather arbitrary and do not reflect real cultural regions.
Where I am in Southampton, I'm supposedly in the same
What is the point of local chapters in England? We don't have language
conversion issues, currency issues or time zone issues.
Cheers, Chris
One need would be to organise and coordinate local mapping. For instance,
in my area (the Solent area or central southern England for want of a
better
Also, the definitive map/statement is not even definitive! The
Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 set a cut off date of 2026 for
all rights of way to be recorded on definitive statements or be lost,
Going off the OSM subject, but: would presence on an NPE map as a black
dashed line but
Chris Hill chillly...@yahoo.co.uk
18/08/2009 17:08
To
Nick Whitelegg nick.whitel...@solent.ac.uk
cc
talk-gb@openstreetmap.org
Subject
Re: [Talk-GB] English chapter
Nick Whitelegg wrote:
What is the point of local chapters in England? We don't have
language
conversion issues
Following on from this, am I correct in assuming that the only
definitive source of mapping information about public rights of way is
the OS? It seems ludicrous that *public* rights of way are effectively
copyrighted in this manner. I suppose it's analagous to the issue with
council boundaries.
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%
Hello Mike,
Just catching up on my talk-GB email and was looking at Nick's nice new
free-map. Ilkley Moor is on, so it is clearly Ideologically Sound.
:-)
Thanks Nick.
The Yorkshire moors look very empty though. There is a whole wealth of
detail that can be added from NPE and local
Quick update on Freemap - a countryside orientated OSM renderer covering
England and Wales
Nick Whitelegg/FT/Solent
09/06/2009 13:42
To
talk-gb@openstreetmap.org
cc
Subject
Freemap (OSM for walkers) - increased coverage
Hello everyone,
Quick update on Freemap - a countryside
SteveC st...@asklater.com
Sent by: talk-gb-boun...@openstreetmap.org
30/05/2009 15:53
To
Talk GB talk-gb@openstreetmap.org, Talk Openstreetmap
t...@openstreetmap.org
cc
Subject
[Talk-GB] Isle of Wight 2
How about a weekend again and rent a cottage in the Isle of Wight?
This time
Hello Andy,
I'm expecting to organise another 6 parties through the rest of this year
so
people's preference for locations please shout up again.
From that list: Poole (as it's localish to me), and ideally over the
summer (ie June/July/Aug) (but not between July 11-26) as that part of the
Tom Hughes wrote:
I normally just use tertiary for roads which are not A/B but are
significant through roads of some sort.
+1
My criterion is normally that a tertiary road is a rural road too busy to
comfortably walk along. Most use of tertiary I've seen corresponds to
this, though there
Hello everyone,
I'm planning to do a wholesale conversion of all my surveyed footpaths,
bridleways etc to use the designation (designation=public_footpath,
designation=public_bridleway etc) or designated (foot=designated,
horse=designated) etc, and at the same time convert all my
Hello everyone,
The rendering on the Freemap site (www.free-map.org.uk) which aims to
produce UK countryside maps from OSM data has altered in the light of
recent discussions on footpath tagging.
There are now two layers on the rendering. The lower layer shows dashed
black lines to indicate
I see no reason for paths to be tagged differently just because they are
in an urban or rural setting, but then I find highway=footway intensely
irritating! Why footway exists but a tag for public footpaths doesn't
is frankly beyond me.
It kind of does, the designation tag has been mentioned on
Hello everyone,
A reminder that the South Hampshire mapping party is happening this
weekend (14th/15th), details at
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/South_Hampshire_Mapping_Party_09
South Hampshire is currently one of the best-mapped areas outside London
in the UK, and in particular
Hello everyone,
Details of the upcoming South Hampshire mapping party on March 14/15 are
now available on the wiki at:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/South_Hampshire_Mapping_Party_09
Aim of the weekend will be to fill in as many street names as possible in
the Portsmouth, Havant and
Hello everyone,
Was there talk of another mapping party this month somewhere in the
southwest on the 24/25th? If it's daytrippable from Southampton I should
be able to make it. Was Yeovil an idea?
BTW also look out for a south Hampshire name collecting party in March,
details to follow.
Nick
can i put in a good word for reading? i don't live there any more and
i don't know anyone in LUGs there. but there is a university with a
cybernetics course, so there should be plenty of geeks.
Kevin Warwick roaming the streets with an army of GPS-chip-implanted
cyborgs? Eek!
(yep, I'd
Hello everyone,
I would like to confirm a Hampshire area pub meet for next Thursday (27th)
at the Crown Inn, Highfield, Southampton at 8pm.
Please come along if you have been involved in, or are interested in,
mapping Hampshire. With Hampshire rapidly becoming mapped, the meet will
also be
Hello everyone,
Based on recent activity it looks like Hampshire is beginning to rival
Surrey in terms of completeness. To this end I thought it would be about
time for a Hampshire social/planning meeting.
How does the Crown, Southampton on the evening of Thursday Nov 27th 8pm
sound?
Let me
Hello everyone,
Sorry about this but looks like I'll have to cancel the Wales weekend. I'm
going on holiday to Spain (Murcia area) in early September and due to
difficulties getting time off work etc, the only time the others can do is
the week of the 6th-13th. I may be able to get up to Wales
I'm no longer in the UK so I won't make it.
I have 3G -- we can Skype you in from wherever you happen to be.
I can forward some people who might not follow this list if you want.
Please do...
Not a Surrey person (but residing in the next door county at least) but I
might be interested
Hello everyone,
Sorry - Freemap is temporarily down today.
This is because the latest planet import failed, due to generation of the
planet.osm taking longer than normal, meaning the cron job due to take
place Thursday 3am to generate a UK planet file failed.
Unfortunately I can't access the
Would be good to get some sort of consensus on UK countryside mapping,
particularly with respect to the need to show both the official status of
paths and their surface / condition / width. I've started up a wiki page at:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/UK_Countryside_mapping
with one
Hello everyone,
Have updated the wiki page on the Southwest Surrey mapping party happening
on April 19/20, including a 'cake' showing the areas to cover and a
provisional schedule. For the moment I have suggested the Caffe Nero in
Godalming as a meeting place, however if I hear of any free
Hello everyone,
(cross posted to talk in case anyone from abroad fancies a holiday over
here)
Following on from last year's successful Lake District mapping week I'd
like to float the idea of a follow up this year - I now have a definite
week in the early summer when I know I'll be free
Have added specific info about UK rights of way to the Trail page; I believe
this matches what common practice is. See
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Mapping/Features/Trail
Please let me know if there's anything wildly inaccurate there.
Thanks,
Nick
... the existence of a permissive footpath a mere three miles away from
where you've lived for most of the last 18 years!
And that's something I've learnt as someone who's into walking
You won't get that on any non OSM maps
Nick
___
Talk-GB
Hello everyone,
It's been a while since the last Solent area pub meet, so it's about time for
another one :-) I'm fairly free in March so can do more or less anytime but
would like to initially suggest the evening of Tuesday March 11th, 8pm at the
Crown, Highfield, Southampton. Please let me
On Monday 04 Feb 2008 12:37, Nick Whitelegg wrote:
Apologies to the rest of the list, but I can't find any other way to
contact Nick Whitelegg to let him know that free-map.org.uk appears to
be down - I get a
Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at
www.free-map.org.uk
Sounds like you might consider arranging a mapping party. I bet there
would
be plenty of takers for a trip to Cornwall on a warm weekend
Or even Dorset and Somerset (more accessible hence more time for mapping
:-) )
Nick
___
Talk-GB mailing list
There are only a handful of towns left to map in Surrey (Farnham,
Camberley, Caterham, Woking being the main ones) so one subject for
discussion will be how to get the county finished.
Won't be there tomorrow night as it's a bit out of my area - but one point
to remember is that the southwest
Nick - if you read this could you re-try the script please?
Steve - to confirm, Tom Hughes said it was due to the bzip process taking
longer. I'll re-schedule for on a Thursday morning. I can't ssh into
the dev server at the moment (box in for repairs) so it'll be tomorrow at
the earliest
Hello everyone,
Following a weekend I spent up there with the family just now (too wet,
windy and icy to do high level walks sadly, but I mapped some valley
footpaths meaning the Langdale area is pretty complete now) I'd like to
propose another summer outdoors mapping event, returning to the
Forgot to say - wiki page is at:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Lake_District_II
- sign up if possibly interested.
Nick
___
Talk-GB mailing list
Talk-GB@openstreetmap.org
http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/talk-gb
Hello everyone,
Freemap (www.free-map.org.uk) is now using the standard Google tiling system
making it fully compatible with other OSM renderers. It also now has a wider
range of zoom levels - from 0 right down to 17, and starts with a map of the
whole UK making it easier to locate any part
301 - 400 of 433 matches
Mail list logo
