Thank-you. I may still go and bother them ;) though. The construction just to the south, around Foster Way / Chataway Drive, I went to the show house, and the lady working in there gave me a tour of the site, and told me what all of the names of the roads were going to be.

Some of it is open?! I think I am going to have to go there and bother them some more to see about getting some buildings! Thank-you for checking this out.

I really appreciate all of this data that you add to OSM, and the research required to acquire it must add up to quite a lot of time. Thank you!

There are many widespread approved tags which can be added to Trails to reflect the private, or discouraged nature of trails:

trail_visibility=*

trailblazed:visibility=*

smoothness=*/Gallery

sac_scale=*

informal=yes

Strange. When i fill out addr:country in JOSM, it will sometimes auto suggest "UK" instead of GB.

I appreciate you correcting my mistake though, you spotted them only after I originally mapped these areas, and I would have not been aware. Thank you :)

Thank you for noticing and fixing. I really hate it when that happens, as JOSM auto suggests UK, so i am none the wiser.

Thank-you for your fast response. Good to know its just companies putting signs up with the hope of keeping people away.

I am glad that it is still open :)

Also, spooky. I first saw the NLS overlayer maps just a few days ago, and spent yesterday adding some of them to JOSM, and then i see a second one today.

Maybe it has changed since I last visited, but the Bridleway which you updated (Way: 426321869) This used to have no entry / Private signs. (only on the south side though)

Do you believe this has now been opened to the public?

I remember, I walked all the way along, to find a locked gate, and had to walk all the way back.

1 what? What changes and modifications have you made to the map? Are you able to elaborate more with your changeset comments?

Thank-you, This is something I did not know. I will try and look out for a few more in my area (as I know there are a few traffic-light controlled junctions like this), and re-tag appropriately, but which the Overpass query may not have detected

More bus routes, Thank you ❤❤

❤ Thank you

What a beautiful way of mapping a towns boundary 💚

I saw quite a few runners on Sunday, from the comfort of the top deck of a bus though! Did you get a GPS trace of the route?

I may still poke away at getting some more houses added around SW of town, so I will try and avoid any road / pavement structures for a small while.

Bowling Green Road looks fantastic! The new Junction is a lot to take in, but plenty of useful tags I can use elsewhere!

This was a street complete changeset, so I wouldn't have been able to draw the separated sidewalk.

However, I have been slowly going through the town and making sure I update my older tags. For a long time I was tagging as "sidewalk=no" for roads without a directly connected sidewalk, but have been changing this to separate + drawing the sidewalk or footway. Similar to sidewalk=yes, I am trying to change to sidewalk:both=yes

Thank your for your vigilance on the matter! :)

Good update, nice use of the "disused" tag! I can see you take good care of this Airport.

Thank you, I am not really sure though if there are any other suitable tags than grass, I agree that a "man made" grassland would be more suitable for this area, but as you say it is managed area (so "landuse") not natural.

I sadly don't think there is any other, Neither Heath or Scrub would be suitable either.

Thank-you for the feedback. Maybe in the future there will be a more suitable tag, or the inclusion of "seasonal" (like some lakes etc).

You should be writing about the changes you made, e.g. "added buildings and road"

Absolute Hero, Thank-you! That giant Multi-Polygon has been a Thorn in my side for a long time, I appreciate the work it must have taken to split it up, and all the other work! I never knew about the Bicycle Advanced Stop Lines, I will try to keep an Eye out for those to map, If there are any left :D

It already looks so much better, and not a sea of Grey and Red.

Many thanks,
Richard.