spur from existing bridleway; marked at east end, with horse barrier.

Crescent shaped track added from Bing aerial photos. This is ok, right?

Surface corrected to dirt

Trying to allow access for foot, cycle and horse. Don't understand why previous edit blocks all.

Adding permissions for cycles, horses, pedestrians

Changing from bridleway to track; reflects established trackway on the ground rather than just a legal grant of rights. Clearly used by working vehicles.

Service road added to parking area to allow links to footpath, bridleway.

Linking footpath to Spring Lane.

Updating car park details; surface, access

Changing from bridleway to track; reflects established trackway on the ground rather than just a legal grant of rights. Also 'Soldier's Lane is clearly market at the northwest end as a bridleway.

Changing from bridleway to track; reflects established trackway on the ground rather than just a legal grant of rights.

Changing from bridleway to track; reflects established trackway on the ground rather than just a legal grant of rights.

connecting trackways

Personal experience. Road surface details.

Added surface details of tracks between Bulcote and Gunthorpe. Personal experience.

Reset surface of pathways in Gedling Country Park to compacted. Repaired with loose gravel in a couple of spots but overwhelmingly rolled mixed size gravel. Two paths near car park left as asphalt.

Changed permissions to yes for foot from gate to junction with next pathway. Marked as accessible by local council signage on site. Cycle permissions not mentioned.

changing permissions of racecourse road and gates to private with public footpath and permissive cycle access, as planned by council. Visited yesterday and has new gates open and used by both, but no marking to confirm so.

Resetting to neutral access permissions on advice from confusedbuffalo.

Changing permissions to bridleway as per os maps. But this leaves the feature represented as a tiny dotted line, rather than the former bolder trackway. Is there a way to represent a bridleway whilst leaving the trackway intact? It just seems strange that