Part of the National Byway runs through here, and I _thought_ that the signs said "byway" rather than "loop" - but is the actually part of the Grantham Loop rather than the main route?

There's a stile here, but should it be at the end of the path from the northeast, or on both paths?

Survey needed. This bridleway doesn't join at either end, doesn't always match the imagery and appears to be a combination of bridleways and tracks from the imagery where it does match.

More GPS traces needed here to confirm offset in the Bing imagery which has been traced here.

I'm not convinced that what's mapped here matches my recollection of reality. Needs survey.

Ideally one way should represent the long ford (i.e both the road and the stream).

Should the long ford also extend as far south as the southern ford, as mapped now? I suspect not.

My recollection is that a pedestrian wouldn't get their feet wet - as mapped now, they would.

As mapped, the separate footpaths here suggests that you can walk along the footpath but never actually join the road. Perhaps it would be better to use sidewalk=left/right as appropriate?

Based on the GPS traces on the main road and the unclassified road to the west, the Bing imagery here is offset.

Unfortunately OSM here matches the imagery rather than the reality.

I'm guessing that this bridleway (a) joins at the south end and (b) goes somewhere from the north end. Survey needed?

osm.org/way/331041856 needs a proper survey - it doesn't join at each end and doesn't match the imagery.