I use my Nokia N95 for capturing tracks using the Nokia Sports Tracker software (http://research.nokia.com/research/projects/SportsTracker/). I was just checking for updates and noticed that from version 1.6 they have added support for photo placement where "photos captured during recording are automatically positioned on the track".

The other good thing about NST is that it will continue to run in the background if you start another application. This allows me to take voice notes using the built in voice recorder while recording a track.

While on holiday in the Weymouth area last week I recorded some tracks that I have uploaded for public use.

I have created a short tutorial based on my experiences of using Maemo-mapper on the Nokia 770/N800 for creating and uploading OSM tracks.

You can find it here:
osm.wiki/index.php/Creating_a_track_with_Maemo-mapper

In order to get the maximum amount of data from each journey, I am currently using three GPS's simultaneously.

I'm using:
1. My orginal Garmin Etrex Legend
2. Maemo-Mapper running on a Nokia N770 with a Cellink BTG-7000 bluetooth GPS
3. Sports-Tracker running on a Nokia N95

Depending on the journey I may use one or all of them.

Comparison of the results shows the Cellink and N95 producing near identical traces, whereas the much older Etrex tends to deviate by a good margin especially under trees.

I live near North Petherton and Work in Chard, So I have collected loads of gpx traces for the route to work. It has expanded my knowledge of the local area no end as I've deviated away from the main roads and into the lanes on either side.

I also make a point of recording other journeys around the area including trips to Taunton, Bridgewater, Minehead and Exmoor.

My plan is that traces outside my local area are uploaded as public immediately and local traces will be made public after I have created the ways.