This site may be of interest to someone:
http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/maps/
73
Richard
G3CWI
In reply to G3CWI:
Thanks for the excellent link Richard,it is already in my favorites folder,i used to use Where's The Path 3 but as is the case tonight it is subject to download limitations.Will definitely use the walkhighlands site for future reference.
73’s
Graeme. 2M0GIL
In reply to G3CWI:
Yes, it’s in my Favourites now as well - thanks for that Richard.
It is very similar to OS Get-a-Map - well at least the way I use it. It appears to be slightly easier to navigate at 1:50,000 scale (the window size is similar at 5km x 5km as opposed to 4km x 4km for Get-a-Map), but it doesn’t have the 1:25,000 layer which is a shame as that is where the valuable detail lies for planning those ascents. For those without Memory-Map or Anquet, it will be more valuable.
73, Gerald
In reply to 2M0GIL:
Hey, that’s a cool site Graeme. Extremely useful tool.
Many thanks es 73,
Gerald
In reply to G4OIG:
(the window size is similar at 5km x 5km as opposed to 4km x 4km for Get-a-Map)
It depends on your monitor and resolution, it is 5 x 9km on my 24" wide screen were as Get-A-Map is still 4 x 4km.
73 Steve
In reply to GW7AAV:
Okay, so I’m still a square! At least the TV is widescreen…
73, Gerald