Adding two lists together As well as searching for hills based on their bagging type (specified by the “?list=” URL filter), a second hill type filter can be added (as “&list2=“) to give the total listing of two types of hill. This is the equivalent of adding the two lists together or the “union” of the two sets. For » read more »
In addition to being able to filter all the hills in any given 100km OS Map area like this: www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?area=NY we’ve now also added functionality so you can list the hills in any rectangular area between two grid references like this… For 6 figure grid-references… www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?area=NY123456-NY456789 gives all the hills between grid references NY123456 and NY456789. 6 figure grid references » read more »
We’ve now added the ability for members to rate the quality of the GPX walking routes on our site, by voting on them. Go to any route’s page such as http://www.haroldstreet.org.uk/yorkshire-3-peaks-route/ and scroll down to the “I’ve completed the route” section, there you can mark it as completed by giving your vote such as… Excellent one of the best » read more »
TUMPs or P30s are hills of any height with a drop of at least 30 metres or more on all sides. The name TUMP stands for Thirty & Upward Metres Prominence. There are far too many Tumps to display on a simple single page. However all Tumps for each area of Britain can be viewed using URL » read more »
We’ve added a new “find by location” url filter to our Trigpoint & Hill pages. For example the page… www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?g=NN166712 will look up the nearest hill (or failing that the nearest trigpoint) within a 20km square of the ten figure grid reference provided by the ?g= value If you only want trigpoints then the same » read more »
Author: Phil Newby