[Talk-GB] Can we tag the Imber roads better with access:conditional?

[Chris Hodges]

The Okehampton tank road (as I remember it from hiking round there) 
resembles the byways on Salisbury Plain rather than the (concrete) Imber 
road in both availability (open on all non-firing days, rather than a 
few fairly predictable days/year), gates or lack of,  and 
surface/condition - only just passable in a normal car with care.


The other day I went on from Imber to the byways - probably the only 
time a BMW has tucked in to let me overtake on a pushbike - but he was 
trying to protect the sump of his shiny 4-series.  He made it through 
eventually.


On 02/01/2021 19:15, Maps wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 2, 2021, at 4:06 PM, Nick Whitelegg via Talk-GB wrote:
>>
>> Reminds me a bit of one of my earliest (relatively speaking) mapping 
>> trips, which included the Tyneham ranges in south Dorset. That has a 
>> similar situation, but is open a bit more often - IIRC it's 
>> continuously open in July and August plus one weekend a month the 
>> rest of the year...
>
> The old "tank road" above Okehampton Camp up on to the north of 
> Dartmoor is the same. They have a firing schedule and when they are 
> not firing you can drive up there, otherwise not a good idea. Should 
> really be tagged the same as these others.
>
> Kevin
>
>
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