Ach so, die Räder sind von 2007, dann hab ich die vielleicht auf dem Luftbild übersehen.

Ja, jetzt kann die Linie weg. Damals waren die Windräder nur im Marktstammdatenregister und noch nicht auf dem Luftbild zu sehen.

Ok, thank you for noting this and adding the ref. I try to be more attentive next time.

Hungerburg hat mich auf die Inbetriebnahme aufmerksam gemacht
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@Hungerburg

Danke, ich habe den Construction Präfix entfernt und diesen Dezember als Startdatum eingetragen.
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Ok, danke. Dass sich Routen im Umkreis von so 3 km ändern könnten hatte ich auf dem Schirm. Dass auch Strecken von den Stadträndern her betroffen sind, hatte ich nicht für so wahrscheinlich gehalten.

Ist das nur eine interessante Information oder hab ich was falsch gemacht?

previous tags are from way/1221986808, see changeset/143779141 with sources https://www.drax.com/about-us/our-projects/progress-power/ and https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-67188203

Source is https://www.networkrail.co.uk/communities/passengers/our-stations/london-kings-cross

source is not from lner but from networkrail.

Thank you for pointing this out. I moved the guideposts to the new relations now and deleted this relation.
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I think my restructuring of NCN1 is now completed.

Thanks for the link, but for now I do not need it. I use cycling.waymarkedtrails.org to check my edits for plausibility.
Tidying will likely need a few weeks more, as I only edit occasionally.

This rubway ends in front of a hut that should be seen on aerial imagery. There was a small 1 or 2 seat airplane at one end, perhaps 5 to 7 metres in length.

I introduced this tag accidentally, I wonder why I have applied it. After that I copied the tags of one panel to all others. Corrected now.

The mailings are interesting to get the names from. It is a bit like when I researched information for power stations in news articles like maximum power or start date.

There is a solid wall, you would have to climb over it to pass it.

If I remember correctly it is made from brick and about 2m high.

You can get to the to the wall from both sides so it is still possible to cross the bridge but you do not get further than the wall.

Interesting concept. I now understand the difference between where the pipes go in topology and the small physical pipes where you know exactly where they are.
I was asking not because of requesting a review but because I added some gas posts that I saw when cycling through the UK in changeset changeset/131146937 .

I was wondering about your data source, maybe I could use it too, maybe I have to tell you about copyright.
I usually mark the position of marker=post, utility=gas and sometimes a reference. On some pipes reference numbers are sequentially so I can be sure that they belong to the same pipe, sometimes there is a marker=plate with a pipeline number and a cathodic protection test point number so I have a ref for the pipeline. Often a post is marked as LTS or NTS (local or national transmission system).

When posts are in a regular distance, I draw a pipeline but the posts are not part of the pipeline. I assume that the pipe is nearby, especially if the posts are in a straight line. When there are 2 posts on both sides of a road I add the posts and a small pipeline crossing the road.

You can share overpass turbo queries using the share button and obtain a link like this here. https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1q6O

In case you didn't know one can also run an overpass query from inside Josm. Download map data, Download from Overpass api instead of Download from Osm, query wizard.

Do you have a source for your edits? I do not believe that you add a 120 km pipeline just from imagery. Be sure that your source has a license which permits making derivations or copys on OpenStreetmap or is in public domain.
Why do you tag with substance=gas_topology and not with substance=gas?

How did node 419736164 change from an ATM to drinking water? I could not find neither an ATM nor drinking water outside.

Added details from my cycle tour. Waste baskets, campsites, benches, toilets and some things more.

Source: survey, position from gps

Something went wrong with the upload so the description was not added.

also used Bing aerial imagery