You tagged this node/8946964369 as having output of 3KW which given size of the panel looks rather low (I'd have expected 6-7 kW). Was this based on other knowledge, or is the 3kW an assumption?

Hi,

I've removed the architect:wikidata tag from 57 Marine Drive as Cadw now believe that it was designed & built by someone else: https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/iconic-art-deco-house-facing-22583893. This may affect other wikidata items.

Jerry

Very late to this, but you may not be aware of SomeoneElse's OSM specifically designed for walkers. This area is shown here https://map.atownsend.org.uk/maps/map/map.html#zoom=15&lat=54.209&lon=-1.23322. This map shows Rights of Way designations, named trails mapped as relations and prow_ref as well as a lot of other useful detail.

HTH,

Jerry aka SK53

Yes, exactly that. Enables buildings mapped initially as nodes can be quickly found in a separate pass for conversion to area (the extra precision afforded by the cadastral parcels means offsets need to be done for each building, which interferes with solar mapping workflow).

Subsequently I now have Overpass Queries which do most, but not all, of the work.

Hi,

Absolutely great first edit.

By weird co-incidence I walked past here yesterday and took photos of the house numbers (very confusingly labelled 4x Sky Heights, not Gregory Street). I've mapped addresses individually now, but did not have the postcode. (V. interesting about how it was in use 10 years ago which explains why it pops up elsewhere on searching OSM-Nottingham).

Happy New Year,

Jerry aka SK53

Hi Will,

Sorry to be a pain, but need to ask you to check something again. I passed the Mercedes-Benz dealer yesterday and hadn't realised you'd changed it to Smart only. I think, but am not sure, that both marques are sold here. Can you check?

Jerry

Thanks, btw still have fond memories of your blow-by-blow LEJOG!

Of course I meant Stanley Common

This was a general tweaking of roads to match imagery realigned to the LR land parcels; not sure why an old changeset comment appeared (autocomplete I expect)

Hi,

I notice that at least one post office has been added at a post code centroid (Bwlch), which in rural Wales will inevitably be likely to be misleading. I know the PO Branches are usually more accurately located, but I think some cross-checking is needed (e.g., vs the 2 OS map layers or hints from FHRS or Geograph). I've merged this one with the Gate Shop node (as clearly the post office in the shop), but the others may need re-verifying.

Jerry

Is The Cheese Shop really just for booze? Sounds like it does cheese & website suggests quite an extensive deli range too. There was a cheese shop in Concord in the 1970s was wondering if this is the same one.

Hi eteb3,

I think if it's still consecrated it may still be a church, albeit with no regular services (at least that was my decision regarding St Mary the Virgin in Shrewsbury - perhaps because a service was about to happen when I visited). However, when I visited this church, quite some time ago (~15 years) it did not have the same aspect, but the website of the parish does say services occur from time to time (https://www.stamfordallsaints.org.uk/stjohnschurch.htm). Therefore choice of disused:amenity vs amenity may need to reflect local knowledge wrt churches looked after by the Conservation Trust.

I think references to to keeping the host in a tabernacle to not reflect regular practice across the Church of England.

@FortQuake: this is definitely an anglican church not a baptist one.

Jerry

Link to paper on installation of solar panels here.

Sorry unintentially did two separate changes in this changeset (adding cutlines in Owston, Leics, and adding an outdoor centre & archery butts near Llanwrtyd Wells

Took me a while to work out what I intended, but I was using Potlatch where one can copy the last used tags onto a new way & obviously accidentally had touched the wood not the cutline to the N of these too. Now corrected.

Thanks for asking: dont think it would be easy for anyone else to work out my intent.

It can go, must have just got left accidentally when I had to chop up the original nature reserve polygon & reassemble on it's much smaller new boundaries.

Thanks, indeed it is. I fancy I've been using cadw_ref for odd things and someone is silently changing them without pointing it out. A bit annoying that the key is formed in a different way to the equivalent key across the border in England.

I had been meaning to check what was used, but as these are mapped sporadically whilst doing something else where I need to complete a particular package of work it has always been overlooked.

Hi Will,

Are you sure the W-most trackway in Bagthorpe Gardens is "East Avenue"? Pretty sure I had this right first time with "West Avenue".

Jerry

If doing areas I first create the node, add direction to check I've got it right (the iD visual feedback is so useful) & then merge with the area: best of both worlds.

For direction it will be the direction of the downward slope of the roof in degrees. You can just have a look at this area where I've recently added a few: osm.org/edit?editor=id&node=29274677#map=19/52.27450/-3.00592.

iD shows a wedge in the direction from the node (my favourite one is mapping directions of a 4 sided clock: osm.org/edit?editor=id#map=19/51.66943/-3.36088. It's a great way of visual feedback, but in some ways too good because I originally was just going to use the 16 compass points, but then the "direction" tag looks a bit "off".

It also shows up with forward & backward in ways (e.g., give way signs)