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Oct 2020
9:54am, 12 Oct 2020
47,045 posts
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McGoohan
... but now you've got enough on your 'plate' 
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Oct 2020
9:56am, 12 Oct 2020
149 posts
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Incognito
Is there any love here for the A-Z adventure atlases?
They are normal OS maps, but in book form instead of large sheets of paper that are difficult to fold. I have a small collection of them for some on the national trails I will one day visit, and also Snowden.
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Oct 2020
9:58am, 12 Oct 2020
47,046 posts
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McGoohan
Yes - I've got one for the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path - the Aurum Press guide only goes as far as the old end of the NCP at Cromer. Now, with the advent of the England Coast Path, pretty much the whole of the coastline is now National Trail.
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Oct 2020
10:17am, 12 Oct 2020
150 posts
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Incognito
I often spend some time updating openstreetmap, particularly adding new paths, benches ect.. as I discovered them while out running.
This is a route I ran about a month ago, on the left is how the map looked at the time, on the right is how it looks now after I've spent a couple of days running up and down each path to add them to OSM.
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Oct 2020
10:51am, 12 Oct 2020
12,890 posts
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Badger
Nice work! Someone has done the same job for the park next to work. My big contribution there was changing a path marked bikes only to show that foot access is allowed, so run routing works properly now.
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Oct 2020
10:57am, 12 Oct 2020
53,748 posts
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Diogenes
it must have taken you a while to dig those lakes.
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Oct 2020
10:59am, 12 Oct 2020
3,504 posts
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um
Making maps (or correcting them) is fun with OSM. I did find it took some time to filter through to the Fetch version though.
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Oct 2020
11:02am, 12 Oct 2020
53,749 posts
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Diogenes
[Oops, now I feel foolish, they are not lakes but a ball court and some kind of skate park]
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Oct 2020
11:04am, 12 Oct 2020
47,047 posts
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McGoohan
I'd naively never realised that Open Street Map meant just that - Open to editing.
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Oct 2020
11:06am, 12 Oct 2020
21,146 posts
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BigChiefRunningBore
Some nice Map gifts out there - I have a London map of trees - its actually called Great Trees of London Map published by Blue Crow Media. I think there is a range as I have also seen a Brutalist architecture one.
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