[OSM-talk] New Forest - thanks, tagging and lost keys
David Groom
reviews at pacific-rim.net
Sun Sep 24 23:36:54 BST 2006
Nick,
had an enjoyable day yesterday, shame I couldn't do both days. The keys
aren't mine. All my data now uploaded to server and appropriately tagged.
David
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick Whitelegg" <nick at hogweed.org>
To: <talk at openstreetmap.org>
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 11:23 PM
Subject: [OSM-talk] New Forest - thanks, tagging and lost keys
>
> Thanks to David, Robert, Jon, Dean, Neville, Steve, Richard and Anna for
> coming to the New Forest weekend and making what was I hope an enjoyable,
> and
> definitely a successful weekend with probably most of the roads and cycle
> paths, and a good number of new footpaths, successfully mapped.
>
> For those of you who did off-road stuff, for consistency with existing
> Forest
> data I'd like to suggest the following tagging scheme:
>
> Paths: highway=bridleway; foot=permissive; horse=permissive (all paths
> unless
> otherwise indicated have permissive bridleway rights).
>
> Narrow paths (if you noticed a path was particularly narrow): as above but
> width=narrow. Maybe not an ideal tag but in an eventual printed or online
> map
> of the Forest I'd like to distinguish narrow paths for navigation
> purposes.
>
> Waymarked cycle tracks: highway=unsurfaced; foot=permissive;
> horse=permissive;
> bicycle=permissive
>
> Gravel tracks with no cycle access: as 'waymarked cycle tracks' but minus
> the
> bicycle=permissive.
>
> On another note, did anyone at the weekend leave a set of very small
> (padlock?) keys. The tea shop found them when we left.
>
> Nick
>
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