Frankie
Not familiar at all, so observations of the map suggest:
Is there really a bridleway right through the middle? Doesn't that play havock
with the paying to get in?
Tagging of 2 islands needs looking at: Lemur Island and one in Flamingo Lake
Are there really three things called Lemur Island?
You could experiment with using barrier=fence. I presume the collected Monkey
bits have a fence round them?
Chhers
STEVE
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From: talk-gb-boun...@openstreetmap.org on behalf of Frankie Roberto
Sent: Thu 03/09/2009 20:42
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Subject: [Talk-GB] Chester Zoo: feedback requested
Hi all,
I visited Chester Zoo a few weeks back, took my GPS, and spent an
exhausting few hours walking along every path (as well as looking at a few of
the animals).
Using a combination of the GPS traces and the Yahoo satellite
photography, I've tried to add as much detail to the map as possible:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.2258&lon=-2.88111&zoom=17
It's not 'complete', but I think I've done as much as I can without
returning to do some more detailed surveying.
Would appreciate any feedback (on the tagging or the geometry). There's
some interesting use of tags, including animal=* (which was discussed on the
main mailing list a few months back, but which I don't think has even been
formally proposed), as well as natural=mud for the elephant enclosure (it's not
natural, but it's definitely muddy), and a mixture of islands, navigable and
non-navigable canals.
I have a contact who works at the zoo, so I'm aiming to get the map as
complete as possible, and then to send them a colour print of it as a gift.
So, any help would be gratefully received!
Frankie
P.S The zoo is a great place to visit, if anyone fancies a day out...
Don't miss the baby giraffe!
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Frankie Roberto
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