OSM note activities of Malcolm Boura for the last 12 months
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Overall activities (12 months)
Opened: 6 (19%) Commented: 11 (34%) Closed: 13 (41%) Reopened: 2 (6%)
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280004712021-08-12 15:57opened10992
♦748		is this a lime kiln? via StreetComplete 33.2 Attached photo(s): https://westnordost.de/p/54175.jpg https://westnordost.de/p/54176.jpg
22025-02-01 21:41commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Nothing on the Historic England listed buildings map.
32025-02-17 21:57closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Took a look at it today. Definitely a lime kiln. I will update the map.
4613728
Category: unknown		12025-02-04 13:53openedMalcolm Boura
♦36		There are two Dove Views. The one marked no longer uses the name. The other, in the corner between Old Bank and A52, needs naming.
22025-02-16 21:59closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Fixed.
4613704
Category: unknown		12025-02-04 13:42openedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Missing entrance to churchyard and path.
22025-02-16 21:48closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Surveyed and added to the map.
4613701
Category: unknown		12025-02-04 13:40openedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Paths incomplete. Needs survey.
22025-02-16 21:47closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Survey done and mapped.
4613709
Category: unknown		12025-02-04 13:45openedMalcolm Boura
♦36		There is more to the yards between Union Street and Victoria Square than is on the map. Survey needed.
22025-02-16 21:47commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Survey done, and map is now much closer to being correct, but GPS eratic and bing unclear. I will make another visit.
4613720
Category: unknown		12025-02-04 13:48openedMalcolm Boura
♦36		I am fairly sure that this links up. Needs survey.
22025-06-18 14:33closedohmanger
♦475		Closing as it looks like this path was added, thanks
4613706
Category: unknown		12025-02-04 13:43openedMalcolm Boura
♦36		School grounds extend to the public footpath to the SW.
22025-03-06 09:34closedDorneyLake123
♦6,074		updated
173998212019-04-09 10:00openedtomhukins
♦293		There isn't a road here, but Elizabeth Court (also referred to as Queen Elizabeth Court) is the row of houses to the south reached by some steps. Access to those steps seems to be through a residents' car park here. I'm not confident enough in my memory to edit this, but this area as currently mapped confused me.
22021-12-13 15:58commentedRovastar
♦221		still needs a survey but changed ths to better reflect the aerial imargey
32025-02-04 12:26closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Fixed. https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/162122868
351399612023-01-11 18:43openedDave Venables
♦1,146		Is this Ashbourne Road rather than Buxton Road? https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/112185686 the Food Standards entry for the Coach and Horses suggests that it might be https://ratings.food.gov.uk/business/en-GB/258125/Coach-And-Horses-Derbyshire
22023-01-11 18:45commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		See also https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/1663028
32023-01-14 12:49commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		Another possibility is that the road does not have a name by this note just the A515 ref. Is Buxton Road leaving Ashbourne and at Callow Top https://ratings.food.gov.uk/business/en-GB/258390/Callow-Top-Supermarket-Sandybrook
42025-02-02 15:12commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		The register of highways maintainable at public expense gives: Buxton Road to the north of The Avenue, Tissington . Ashbourne Road south of there to the bend imediately to 53.037642N https://www.findmystreet.co.uk/map#
52025-02-02 15:15commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Oops. I was interrupted! The register of highways maintainable at public expense gives: Buxton Road to the north of The Avenue, Tissington . Ashbourne Road south of there to 53.037642N Buxton Road from there into Ashbourne. It is as if Fenny Bentley does not exist! https://www.findmystreet.co.uk/map#
62025-02-03 12:37closedDave Venables
♦1,146		Updated https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/162084224
166302812019-01-27 15:03openedSK53
♦3,855		Looks as though the A515 S of the junction with Washbrook Lane (ie in Fenny Bentley) is called Ashbourne Road. No open data postcodes show up for Buxton Road (other than one of the Blue Bell) whereas several appear (also including one for the Blue Bell) for Ashbourne Road: http://osm-nottingham.org.uk/?z=14&lon=-1.74305&lat=53.05579&bgl=OSM,1,15&s=ashbourne%20road&st=SearchOpendataJson&uc=1
22023-01-11 18:34commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		The current occupiers of the former Bluebell Inn https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/114393173 are using an address of Buxton Road https://www.peakdistrictaccommodation.co.uk/dovedale-manor/
32023-01-11 18:38commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		Ashbourne Road is used for the Coach and Horses https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/756685374 https://ratings.food.gov.uk/business/en-GB/258125/Coach-And-Horses-Derbyshire
42023-01-11 18:44commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		I've added a new note outside the Coach and Horses https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/3513996
52023-01-11 18:52commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		Buxton Road used again further South https://ratings.food.gov.uk/authority-search/en-GB/%5E/DE6%202AQ/Relevance/0/070/%5E/0/1/10 https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/114393191
62023-01-14 12:49commentedDave Venables
♦1,146		Another possibility is that the road does not have a name by this note just the A515 ref. Is Buxton Road leaving Ashbourne and at Callow Top https://ratings.food.gov.uk/business/en-GB/258390/Callow-Top-Supermarket-Sandybrook
72023-01-14 13:46commentedSK53
♦3,855		Yes, that's probably the likeliest thing. I've seen some FHRS data with "Main Road" in villages where the road doesn't have a name.
82025-02-02 15:05closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		The register of highways maintainable at public expense gives Ashbourne Road south of The Avenue and Buxton Road to the north. https://www.findmystreet.co.uk/map#
92025-02-02 15:05reopenedMalcolm Boura
♦36
102025-02-03 12:38closedDave Venables
♦1,146		Updated https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/162084224
238331312020-10-12 14:54openedmarkmc
♦22		Unable to answer "What is the name of this road?" for https://osm.org/way/108386442 via StreetComplete 24.0: access to works car parks and quarry
22025-02-02 14:58closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Huddale Lane according to the register of highways maintainable at public expense. I have fixed it.
266540312021-05-12 06:29openedmarkmc
♦22		Unable to answer "What is the name of this road?" for https://osm.org/way/108386442 via StreetComplete 31.3: Access for quarry
22025-02-02 14:58closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Huddale Lane according to the register of highways maintainable at public expense. I have fixed it.
393389412023-10-10 15:10openedRmb398Wolfescote Grange Farm
22025-02-02 14:45closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		It is listed on the register of highways maintainable at public expense as Hyde Lane. I have corrected it.
32025-02-02 14:49reopenedMalcolm Boura
♦36
42025-02-02 14:49commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Sorry. comment ended up on the wrong note!
421022612024-04-22 16:55opened---This is 'Hyde Lane' (with a 'y'), at least according to the street sign at the junction with The Dale and Hall Bank. #OsmAnd
22025-02-02 14:47closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Register of public highways says Hyde Lane. I have corrected it.
11022712014-01-30 21:07openedSomeoneElse
♦6,263		As per http://www.openstreetmap.org/note/110226 this didn't look like an unclassified road when I was last here.
22025-01-01 19:17closedالاحترام
♦87
32025-01-01 19:30reopenedSomeoneElse
♦6,263
42025-02-02 13:59commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		It is listed as a highway maintainable at public expense.
52025-02-02 14:38closedSomeoneElse
♦6,263		Thanks
11022612014-01-30 21:06openedSomeoneElse
♦6,263		This definitely didn't look like an unclassified road the last time that I was here. It was a service road to a farm, and didn't look like it was council-maintained. Has this status changed? I don't see any extra underlying GPS traces, suggesting that a survey hasn't happened, and someone's just guessing.
22025-01-01 19:17closedالاحترام
♦87
32025-01-01 19:30reopenedSomeoneElse
♦6,263
42025-02-02 13:59commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		It is listed as a highway maintainable at public expense.
52025-02-02 14:38closedSomeoneElse
♦6,263		Thanks
338269912022-10-02 19:46opened---I don't believe the the The North Staffordshire Railway is located here (or not any more). Their website says Cheddleton Station
22025-02-01 23:00closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		The only reference I can find in the mapping to the North Staffs railway is the historic information board. The Churnet Valley line was part of the North Staffs so that is correct. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churnet_Valley_line The comment refers to the part currently used for a heritage railway.
340049512022-10-15 16:50openedQuaphax
♦1		This field is now a car park
22025-02-01 22:19closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		It is mapped as a car park and my recollection is that it is indeed a car park.
251083912021-01-24 19:08openedtomhukins
♦293		I believe the stream mapped here is in the wrong place. It's currently mapped as north of the track, but I'm fairly sure it's south of the track for most or all of its course. The track seems to be in the right place.
22025-02-01 22:14closedMalcolm Boura
♦36		Both Bing and my memory agree with the map.
150598612018-08-28 18:35opened---Footpath missing- Nation Trust concession path
22023-10-31 13:21commentedKasperSFranz
♦631		Is someone able to survey and add this on the group? #surveyMe
32025-02-01 22:02commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		There was a path there but impassable when wearing shorts due to stinging nettles! There is a lime kiln near the top end. I will try to survey it before long.
280055412021-08-12 20:12opened10992
♦748		the route of the public footpath(s) here appears to have changed and should perhaps be checked.
22025-02-01 21:59commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		The definitive map shows it going through the farm. On the ground it takes the route shown. I suspect an illegal diversion and I will try to survey before long.
284376812021-09-09 16:40openedSK53
♦3,855		Geograph suggests this path has many sections of steps https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5845783
22024-01-14 13:07commentedslim-and-shady
♦7		yes it has many section of steps, source: surveyed
32024-01-15 13:17commentedSK53
♦3,855		Could you possibly mark them individually? Or if not divide the path and mark it as steps for the part which is mostly steps. (In an ideal world count the steps too!) On steep ground, steps can be more of a hindrance than a help for some walkers, and a little foreknowledge of their existence is useful.
42024-01-16 18:03commentedslim-and-shady
♦7		I'm unlikely to return there but the steps are rather useful there. Limestone is prevalent in Dovedale and becomes slippery when wet. Step are solid, stuffed with limestone at times.
52025-02-01 21:53commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		It is not on the Staffordshire definitive map so what form the designation takes needs to be checked.
284330112021-09-09 12:37openedSK53
♦3,855		My sister descended a steep & loose path hereabouts direct to Ilam Rock & the footbridge. It's not on OSM, but from her description obvious from above, whereas the it not obvious that the public footpath continued.
22025-02-01 21:50commentedMalcolm Boura
♦36		According the definitive map that is the official footpath. I haven't walked it but from the bottom it looks a lot more difficult than the alternative to the north.
32025-02-02 19:28commentedSK53
♦3,855		I would strongly advise adding a sac_scale tag (at least demanding _mountain_hiking). If this is on National Trust land it might be worth contacting their mapping team (there should be a page on the wiki).