So, after a ridiculously long hiatus due to various other things, I've finally come back to do some more mapping. I took advantage of the good weather and had an evening walk around Alconbury Weston to finish off its roads and any POIs. It's now complete, except for the street name(s) of the main road running through from Alconbury and on out to Alconbury Hill.

Having a busy time so sadly didn't manage to squeeze in any mapping on my mid-week travels. Spent Sunday afternoon and early evening around Little Gransden - completed the village itself plus added a very small fraction of the footpaths and tracks through Waresley Wood. One of my (many) reasons for starting mapping was to go out and see some more of the Cambridgeshire countryside, so it was good to actually get out and see somewhere a bit more rural and just be surrounded by woods or fields. Time permitting, next on the list this coming weekend is Hatley (it looks like Guilden Morden is complete, at least to the level of all streets?)

Finally took the plunge and had my first weekend of mapping. Didn't have much time free, so only mapped two of the very small villages in South Cambs (of which very few remain unmapped). Did a quick survey (re-survey?) of Little Shelford on Saturday since it was listed as "in progress" on the wiki but looked mostly complete (it was - just a couple of minor tweaks and additions needed). Sunday I did a little bit of mapping from scratch and added the village of Croxton. Hopefully will get some more of then done this week and/or next weekend, then maybe start on St Neots.