you're right, it is still there

Sorry, I'm no longer in Nice; I was only there for a week and didn't get round to check.

First one is still there, was in the slightly wrong location, but now fixed.

I'll see if I feel like it to add the rest of the inscription for the second.

afraid so

Difficult, if I can't see it in the available street view imagery.

I can't speak for all the world, but in Ireland, a historic=wayside_cross is one that you would find in the Sites & Monuments Record. Usually a Latin cross, late mediaeval in date, not marking the spot of a death or burial. If it commemorates the War of Independence or 1798 Rising, it's a historic=memorial. If it's for a fatal traffic incident, it's a historic=memorial. If it's on top of a hill, it's a man_made=summit_cross etc.

There are thousands of them in Ireland, I think 40,000 is the current estimate.
I only ever add ringfort=cashel, when it is one, i.e. when it is surrounded by a wall. I'm not aware of any other types. I'm not a fan of overusing "_type".

I cannot find that so called wayside cross on the sites & monuments record or on any street-level imagery. Are you sure there is a cross there and that it is an actual historic wayside cross? Could it be a memorial instead?

Two attractions were fenced off, so I didn't map them, maybe that's why it looks a bit cluttered. And some were combinations of slide and climbing etc, they're probably better done as areas, but it was the first playground I ever mapped in detail.

No, he had to close, sadly.

No, I just walked from "attraction" to "attraction" and added them where they were. There were children in the playground; it felt awkward taking pictures.

got it, thanks!

It was outside the scope of my tile, my apologies.

I did: way/1174429391
I was actually only trying to find the milk churn stand I had spotted on a Flickr image, but the mapillary didn't reach there. I think it might be closer to the building labelled "Puukooli".
man_made=milk_churn_stand

very unusual tags used here, apart from "name", none are standard

Should this maybe read "Castlewarren"?

not sure if that's what it is. I remember this, it definitely has a surveyors mark in it; there is a little flap on top, and when you open it, you see the surveyor's thing. Maybe it was built for that rather than as a milk churn stand. It doesn't seem to have enough steps to be a milk churn stand anyway.

Fair play! How do you do it? I've travelled along mapillary imagery, and I have yet to find one that isn't near me, i.e. my own mapillary imagery.

it's not, well spotted

oops, sorry