I think, but could be wrong, that this was the changeset that broke the B852 through Inverfarigaig - it no longer connects. I'd fix it, but I'm wary of doing so in case there's something I'm missing

@ndm I see what you mean. I was only looking at tags, but it looks like the node I changed was meant to be the building while the way you linked is the whole grounds. I'll delete the node and see about tagging the building properly

Thanks, I've done that now. I can never remember all variables

On further inspection the name may be wrong - it's the brand of beer they sell. But there's no other name visible

@ndm I've set "bicycles=dismount" I didn't know that was an option, and it seems to be a good fit to the situation. I'll try to remember to keep an eye on Strava; I have no idea how often they update but I'll certainly report any bugs to them. Thanks

BTW I looked from the train this morning while slowed there and saw the back of the sign in your photo -- and again no sign on the east side. There's quite a good line of sight from the westbound track

@ndm in that case how do we handle the fact that it's marked "dismount" in one direction only? I didn't take a photo but I looked for a sign from the other side and it wasn't there. For that matter how do we handle official bike routes with a "dismount" section? I see Cyclestreets can handle routing through it but Strava can't so it affects end users (in fact that's how I found out about it). The annoying thing is that the sign appears at odds with an official source we can't use at https://betterbybike.info/maps-and-rides/regional-cycle-maps where it's marked as a surfaced traffic-free cycle route.

@ndm in that case how do we handle the fact that it's marked "dismount" in one direction only? I didn't take a photo but I looked for a sign from the other side and it wasn't there. For that matter how do we handle official bike routes with a "dismount" section? I see Cyclestreets can handle routing through it but Strava can't so it affects end users (in fact that's how I found out about it). The annoying thing is that the sign appears at odds with an official source we can't use at https://betterbybike.info/maps-and-rides/regional-cycle-maps where it's marked as a surfaced traffic-free cycle route.

@ndm I attempted to select just the post office but must have got it wrong

Thanks Mike, that's logical -- and thanks for following through on the fix, I haven't checked this account much in the last few days. I wonder if it will propagate to cyclestreets now you've fixed it, as I've been caught out (I've raised it with them as well -- after all, it's odd to have a national route run over something that's rarely open)

@ndm I'll try to do that in the future -- as you can see I'm only an occasional contributor so don't necessarily have a feel for the done thing here

I've been there in person (with my GPS running). The source link was where I obtained the hours and phone number; noscript blocked the google map so I didn't know it was there until @ndm told me

ndm the shell of the building has been turned into flats (personal observation -- I pass it every day). There's no trace of a pub any more. Not sure what copyright has to do with it -- I was citing it as a source of information not copying anything (maybe that's too much of a Wikipedia viewpoint)