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Id Creator Description Created at Last changed
3594043 eteb3

this bridleway is an assumption based on fingerpost at telephone mast NW corner of this field, which indicated bwy E of that point. This way is longstanding in the map: only question is its status.

best guess: it's bwy as far as Cow Lane. But #surveyme
3594040 eteb3

query whether this is bridleway or not: signs each end appear to conflict. Not closely surveyed #surveyme
2491322

Fingerposts at this point have bridleway heading east of here and fp heading West. Bwy goes south over bridge then east again as currently mapped
2735047 eteb3

missing fp near here
2282546 YaStratospheric

Can you clarify if there is a road at this place? There is feedback from the driver that he was able to drive in this place.
1753260

onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: Perko Designs
phone: 07849230266
website: www.perkodesigns.co.uk
twitter: undefined
hours: Monday - Saturday 8 til 5pm
category:
address: 9 Duck Street Rushden
3205528 NBelham

http://stamford.co.uk/
A joyous coincidence of geography and geology has allowed Stamford to remain the "finest stone town in England", its prosperity drawn from the wool trade and its historical position as a mail coach inter-change on the Great North Road almost halfway between London and York.

Stamford was the first town in the country to create a conservation area in 1967 and it has this to thank for the fact that over the subsequent half century much of its historical architectural heritage has remained intact. See Martin Smith's History of Stamford
3179640 Peter Why

"A14 J12"
POI name: 12
POI types: highway-motorway_junction
OSM data version: 2019-06-21T10:47:15Z
#mapsme
3179641 Peter Why

"A14 Juct 12"
POI name: 12
POI types: highway-motorway_junction
OSM data version: 2019-06-21T10:47:15Z
#mapsme
2812601 eteb3

This building is in the map as "Mountview House". From web searches it looks like the name may have changed with the change to residential use: now split into units.