Nick Whitelegg <nick_whitel...@...> writes: >Firstly, while (I believe) you can walk just about anywhere in Scotland, except >during the stalking season, there are a number of waymarked footpaths, >waymarked >similarly to England and Wales. I guess these have no legal relevance but are >merely recommended routes. Are these tagged specifically?
I think the opposite is the case - it is the legal significance (such as designation=public_footpath in England) that is normally tagged separately. For these that are just roads on the ground, they can be highway=path. >I came across a number of occasions where tracks temporarily end, then restart >further on, and in between is a relatively easy cross country route which you >can follow (unsignposted) This is a theological question on which I don't have the latest doctrine. I would incline to say that they might be useful to have on the map, so put them in, but I doubt there is an agreed tagging schema. -- Ed Avis <[email protected]> _______________________________________________ Talk-GB mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-gb
