Map swap

[bivouac]

Some maps up for trade - mostly duplicates or finished projects. They're in good condition with no tears or dodgy folds or writing on them although the covers might be a bit tagged here and there. I'm looking for a straight one-for-one exchange for ones in similar condition.

On offer are:

Harveys Superwalker Pentland Hills 1:25000 waterproof in plastic wallet.
Ordnance Survey Outdoor Leisure 28 Dartmoor 1:25000. This is the 1986 edition which does not have the purple access land outlining.
Ordnance Survey Explorer 164 Gower Peninsula 1:25000.
Ordnance Survey Outdoor Leisure 29 Isle of Wight 1:25000. This is mint condition & never even been opened.

I'm looking for:

Harveys Superwalker Lake District East 1:25000
Harveys National Trail Ridgeway
Ordnance Survey Explorer 171 Chiltern Hills West
Ordnance Survey Explorer 181 Chiltern Hills North


Drop me a pm but you may have to wait a few days for a reply. I will definitely reply to all messages though.

 

[Leshy]

Hey, just a quick headsup


MSN UK have an agreement with Ordnance Survey to use their maps. We as consumers, get to use them free on BING
http://www.bing.com/maps/

Tip. Use Internet Explorer, Firefox or chrome with it. Select "Ordnance Survey" from the "Road" drop down box. You'll get the Ordnance Survey "Explorer" or "Land Ranger" maps depending on how much zoom you use.
Really very good

Print, laminate, go!


No thank you needed


👍

 

[KenThis]

Cheers for the Bing hint, really helpful.

 

[Drain Bamaged]

The Bing Map thing is quite useful for certain things but be aware many of the maps made available are more than 10 years old and an awful lot can change in that time.

D.B.

 

[bivouac]

Hey, just a quick headsup


MSN UK have an agreement with Ordnance Survey to use their maps. We as consumers, get to use them free on BING
http://www.bing.com/maps/

Tip. Use Internet Explorer, Firefox or chrome with it. Select "Ordnance Survey" from the "Road" drop down box. You'll get the Ordnance Survey "Explorer" or "Land Ranger" maps depending on how much zoom you use.
Really very good

Print, laminate, go!


No thank you needed


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Yes, lots of different ways to get a map printed off t'internet. Historical ones too. Not quite the same as a lovely OS paper one with a cover that you can fold up lovingly though. Especially if you're trying to complete a collection (ok, i'm a map addict) and then printing off Bing seems a bit of a...well...cheat really.

 

[bivouac]

Not quite the same as a lovely OS paper one with a cover that you can fold up lovingly though. Especially if you're trying to complete a collection (ok, i'm a map addict)

- Not that i keep them on display on a bookshelf in consecutive number order...honest!

...ahem...