OpenStreetMap Note Activities of Viajero Perdido for the last 12 Months
Overall Activities | 12 Months
Opened: 6 (38%) Commented: 3 (19%) Closed: 6 (38%) Reopened: 1 (6%)
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Note#⏱️ Last updatedEventContributorComment
5411693
Category: Unknown
1~ 20 days agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
This no longer connects to the north/south service road beside the highway. Source: survey. I wasted time in this new urban sprawl looking for a way to the highway. No dice. Unfortunately, I don't remember exactly where the barrier is.
2~ 20 days agocommentedmaxwellward
♦2,183
I've added a generic barrier node near the intersection of this road and the service road, but can you check and see if it roughly makes sense based on your memory? Even if it's not perfect. Thanks!
3~ 20 days agoclosedViajero Perdido
♦451
That's quite reasonable, and will help avoid future wasted time. Might've been there, might've been the other end, geez I'm getting old. Awesome quick reaction! Cheers.
5296437
Category: Unknown
1~ 2 months agoopenedGeovelo_NotesErreur sur la carte suggested route uses stairs when there is an easy non-stair route nearby Photo·s et/ou informations disponibles ici: https://amenagements-cyclables.fr/fr/contributions/123743 (This note has been created from Geovelo)
2~ 2 months agocommentedGeovelo_NotesUn commentaire a été ajouté par un cycliste Geovelo : "In most cases that i've tried, the routing system goes through 88 Av NW and 109 Street NW. Or are you thinking of another easy non-stair route ? Thanks for your feedback,"
3~ 20 days agoclosedViajero Perdido
♦451
I can guess at the routing issue, and I know the area well. The likely stairs in question are mapped as such, so it appears there's nothing wrong with OSM data.
4623220
Category: unknown
1~ 1 year agoopened---Jersey’s Cabinet Refinishing and Painting City: Edmonton Province: Alberta (AB) Postal Code: T6L 3Z1 Country: Canada Business Phone Number: 587-415-2746 Business Email Address: info@cabinetrefinishingedmonton.ca Website: https://cabinetrefinishingedmonton.ca/ Description: Jersey’s Cabinet Refinishing and Painting is the leading cabinet refinishing service in Edmonton, assisting both residential and commercial clients achieve the quality refinishing results for their space. We have services to meet your budget requirements, from repainting your cabinets to applying high quality Italian lacquer. The results will give you a fresh, revitalized space at a fraction of the cost to replace your cabinets entirely.
2~ 20 days agoclosedViajero Perdido
♦451
Sir, this is a gas station.
4982783
Category: Unknown
1~ 10 months agoopenedLalalinMarker was in wrong position
2~ 10 months agocommentedPcMouse1
♦258
Hello and welcome to OpenStreetMap. May you please specify what marker was in wrong position?
3~ 20 days agoclosedViajero Perdido
♦451
No answer.
4974042
Category: Unknown
1~ 10 months agoopenedEwrt1
♦41
Range Road 231 realignment underway
2~ 20 days agoclosedViajero Perdido
♦451
Done, by another mapper.
5411697
Category: Unknown
1~ 20 days agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
Worth checking: Oldman (creek) vs Old Man (blvd), is one mis-spelt?
5373635
Category: Unknown
1~ 1 month agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
Parallel trails mis-tagged, entire distance between nearest bridges. "Shoreline" trail is foot:yes, bicycle:yes, x-c ski NO, horse yes. "Inland" trail is foot:yes, bicycle:NO, x-c ski yes, horse NO. Definitely not bicycle: designated; that's the other trail. Source: survey today, ample signage wherever trails meet. All show walking icon pointing both ways, bicycle icon pointing to "shoreline" trail only, x-c ski icon pointing to "inland" trail only. Thus, the NO rules are implied. Horse signage is at the southern end (by pedestrian bridge) only, the signage looks older, and it might be obsolete. Unsure if horses still allowed this far north from the stables. Both trails are roughly same: 2m wide, gravel.
5306563
Category: Unknown
1~ 2 months agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
Should be bicycle=dismount (if not assumed for steps) or blank, for proper routing.
2~ 1 month agocommenteddeneben
♦28
Is there a bicycle ramp there? If so: bicycle=dismount ramp:bicycle=yes If not: bicycle=no
3~ 1 month agocommentedViajero Perdido
♦451
Yes, ramp on both sides. Survey. (I use this fairly often now because of construction nearby.)
4~ 1 month agocloseddeneben
♦28
Thank you for reporting!
5322503
Category: Unknown
1~ 2 months agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
¿"Abajo"?
2~ 2 months agoclosedHugoren Martinako
♦7,929
It looks OK, it's a "guanchism" (canarian word of aboriginal origin) https://guanchismos.ulpgc.es/item/11282
3~ 2 months agoreopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
4~ 2 months agoclosedViajero Perdido
♦451
Excellent and quick reply. Gracias.
8870371~ 9 years agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
This trail under the marker (Stick It Ridge) doesn't exist on the ground. It was recorded originally as a simple route, not as a real trail. In the meantime, a REAL trail has been built along this ridge, but I didn't manage to record a track log. Once somebody records and maps the real trail, this one should be removed. I can verify it doesn't exist, and the original mapper (who I discussed this with) agrees. The nearby trail mapped as "Danger" (because that's what it says on the sign) is part of the real trail, and should remain.
2~ 9 years agocommentedrhaasdykWe recorded the Sugar Daddy trail which should be pretty accurate now, but I didn't pay attention to how the Danger trail fits into things. So this could probably use one more review / comparison to a gps trace before resolving it.
3~ 9 years agocommentedViajero Perdido
♦451
Good job, thanks. I walked "Danger" from the north only as far as the turnoff to the viewpoint, and I *think* I saw where the same trail joined Sugar Daddy as I was walking along the latter, but I'm not 100% sure. (After finding off-trail geocaches farther south, somewhere around here I rejoined the new SD trail.)
4~ 5 months agocommentedmaxwellward
♦2,183
Hi, this note is now quite old, and looking at the recent Strava heatmap there is strong usage of "Sugar Daddy" and "Sugar Pony", but virtually no usage of "Danger". Additionally, Danger does not seem to connect back up to Sugar Daddy on the map, and a perfectly straight line seems unusual for a trail here. Would it be safe to assume this trail no longer exists, despite potentially existing 10 years ago?
5~ 5 months agocommentedViajero Perdido
♦451
Hi. I think "Danger" is/was a cutline, and there was a sign at the time with that word. But 9 years have passed, and I haven't been back recently. Do whatever seems reasonable. :)
6~ 5 months agoclosedmaxwellward
♦2,183
Thanks for the quick response! I think I'll remove it for now due to the lack of use, and that it's likely been taken back by the forest. Scary that 2017 was 9 years ago...
4579114
Category: LocusMap
1~ 1 year agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
Peak already mapped to the east, in a more believable location (per contours, antennas). #LocusMap
2~ 9 months agocommentedRodrigo Rega
♦2,467
This is mapped as "natural=volcano", not as peak. Should we delete it?
3~ 9 months agocommentedViajero Perdido
♦451
Don't know. Could depend on whether there's a local peak here. It looked to me like an error to see the same name in two places.
4~ 8 months agocommentedticho2
♦283
One is peak (highest point), the other one is the second crater of the same volcano, as described at https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monumento_natural_de_la_Monta%C3%B1a_de_Guaza Seems correct to me the way it is now in the map.
5~ 3 months agoclosedHugoren Martinako
♦7,929
No se puede determinar dónde está el cráter (en la mayoría de los casos). De hecho, este volcán tiene dos cráteres. Bueno, no tiene ningún sentido añadir varios nodos de volcán con el mismo nombre (además, esa fue la razón por la que se creó esta nota).
4907035
Category: LocusMap
1~ 11 months agoopenedViajero Perdido
♦451
"Smitty's" #LocusMap
2~ 8 months agoclosedJoost-
♦13