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:

osm.wiki/Key:trail_visibility

osm.wiki/Key:trailblazed:visibility

osm.wiki/Key:smoothness/Gallery

osm.wiki/Key:sac_scale

osm.wiki/Tag:informal%3Dyes

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.

Ok thank you. I think the wiki is a bit confusing, especially as the parking position numbers are at the begining of the way and at the point where it ends, but you are right it can make the data a bit cluttered.

I will check that the ways are all facing the correct direction, but from a quick look yesterday they seemed to be correct.

Thank you for the information :)

Why were the tags on the nodes removed? It is common practice to tag the node where the wheel stops, and the way? Many of the ways were the incorrect direction, and adding data to the node made the data clear.