Well done to Leicestershire on its online mapping project of the County Definitive Map. The web site is walker friendly and contains first class maps and Definitive Map information such as Footpath numbers and routes. It's fast and easy to navigate.
It can be found here:
http://magnet.leics.gov.uk/magnet/prow/Search.asp
What has Derbyshire been up to? Well, nothing near as good. To view the mapping portal you have to sign an online agreement! Then what you get is nothing better than the offering of multimap, streetmap.co.uk or viamichelin. I wonder how much all this is costing?
The mapping for walkers provides little more than is provided by OS. Perhaps I'm missing something. The old maps are interesting but sometimes the sheets do not abut (though they do on their original sites).
We, in Derbyshire, have more attractive countryside (I am biased here!) but worse DM mapping and much poorer footpath signage.
Derbyshire's mapping portal can be found here:
http://tinyurl.com/2bvz55
A blog devoted to protecting footpaths, local to Melbourne, in South Derbyshire and North West Leicestershire, England.
Monday, 19 February 2007
Sunday, 18 February 2007
Saturday, 17 February 2007
Redundant Cockshut Lane Post Removed
Tuesday, 13 February 2007
Swarkestone Path Problem
Melbourne FP12
Photo of new sign taken on a bleak February day.
The location is on Wilson Lane between Melbourne and Wilson.
Location: SK399250
Melbourne FP12 has a finger post at last!
After many years Melbourne FP12 is again signposted on the Wilson side.
We now need to get the actual path back in. But it's a start!
Thanks to Dave Adkins of SDDC for his support.
A new sign has also been erected on Station Road, Melbourne, though I haven't got down there yet.
We now need to get the actual path back in. But it's a start!
Thanks to Dave Adkins of SDDC for his support.
A new sign has also been erected on Station Road, Melbourne, though I haven't got down there yet.
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