<martin.bennett47@...> wrote: I recall many years ago while travelling in the motorhome close to the River Seven, seeing large signs about not entering a narrow lane due to Sat Nav

Further to my Sat Nav test - route from St Austel to Pentewan I see this campsite sees the need to highlight the problem. Martin Bennett

https://campingskye.com/

This has been in development for a while, the launch was held up due to the lockdown. It's a trial, with the agreement of the Scottish Government, ending in December, after which it will be assessed.

Thanks, Alan.

Thanks Martin looks a good site.

https://forestryandland.gov.scot/staythenight?highlight=Stay+the+night&fbclid=IwAR2vKsCqjZ271H-He7Ij1lizxuPTtLsFXXHw2FoaODCFl8Y_kGe6tN7TMWQ Worth a thank you email - although mine bounced! Martin

<huffbuffforums@...> wrote: Hugh I prefer to use GPSBabel <https://www.gpsbabel.org/> for conversions. It has a Windows graphical interface, but as an old DOS user, I

Thanks very much, Alan. How easy is it to export/import POIs between the Garmin and a spreadsheet? Is that done via BaseCamp? (Perhaps your links will tell me?) Hugh

I've also been a power user of OziExporer, which has a number of support programs for producing and manipulating maps. Alas it's now no longer being supported, but the older versions still work

On Wed, 15 Jul 2020 at 19:47, Buff via groups.io <huffbuffforums@...> wrote: > We're still using a 12 year old TomTom because when I was wondering a few years ago about a

On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 12:02 PM, M Stevenson wrote: Thanks for all that information, Max. OziExplorer OS mapsI tried following the link relating to Ordnance Survey maps on

When I needed some paint work redone I also had to take it to a place that dealt with commercial repairs as the 'oven' area where they cure the paint wasn't big enough at your average car repair

Hi, I took mine to a commercial lorry repairers for a spray to front and rear - they use ‘proper paint’ not the water based rubbish that car sprayers have to use. Dave

Too much cloud in Lincolnshire. Have a look

Still waiting for a clear sky. UK in a rotten place for astronomy Sent from Samsung tablet.

Mick do you have to worry about adding extra items because of weight? Paint is very heavy. Alan.

No, not seen or aware of it. Too many trees around here if its low on the northern horizon. Tim -- *It'll all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, it's not the end*

For the first time in many days, I can see a clear blue sky. But will the Bristol sky stay clear enough to see the comet

Mick we had our Fiat Timberland resprayed the paint job was very good but the problems started when inexperienced workers started refitting the windows,solar panels, roof vents and other external