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Geolives
Has anyone succeeded in downloading map tiles from Geolives? After several hours struggling with registration (needed a new email address - presumably because my main email address is on their mailing list), lreading FAQs to find out why map tiles were not on the menu, downloading desktop application, finding map tiles at last, selecting tiles for download, told I have to wait as the server is busy ... maybe for 48 hours. Four days later still no maptiles though my account has been charged and I have checked my spam filters.
Anyone done any better than this. Geolives is possibly the worst designed website I have ever come across. |
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Summit Summary
Cnoc an Bhráca: The last hurrah of the high Reeks |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 19 hours ago.
Cnoc an Bhráca, together with its near neighbour Cnoc na DTarbh, are the last (relatively) high summits along the great ridge of the Eastern Reeks; beyond here the ground gradually declines to the... |
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WalkinIreland |
WalkinIreland a day ago.
Walking Holiday Ireland provide self-guided hiking & guided walking tours in Ireland’s Ancient East and along the Wild Atlantic Way since 2012 for hiking & trekking enthusiasts from around t... |
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Summit Summary
Tievnabinnia: Bulky Sheeffrys summit |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker a day ago.
Tievnabinnia is the easternmost of the higher Sheeffry Hills, a distinctly bulky eminence where gently grassy upper slopes contrast with a series of steep corries to both north and south of its ge... |
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Summit Summary
Maumtrasna: A steep-sided fortress in the West |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 2 days ago.
Maumtrasna is one of the most singular mountains in Ireland, a monumental sprawl of plateau plunging away in viciously steep slopes around almost all of its perimeter; these slopes are themselves ... |
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Summit Comment
Corn Hill: New Pathway around the Summit |
TommyMc 4 days ago.
A new pathway around the summit has been installed over the summer. Walkers are now met with a locked gate within circa 50 yards of the masts and trig point, but a new and quite attractive pathway... |
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Track
Wicklow: Cullentragh Mountain |
Onzy 5 days ago.
Easiest route to an hill that is really just a point on the way to Mullacor and beyond ... run, Len: 5.0km, Climb: 185m, Area: Cullentragh Mountain, Dublin/Wicklow (Irela... |
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Summit Comment
Whiddy Island: Short island visit. |
TommyV a week ago.
Whiddy Island is a short ferry ride from Bantry Bay. As I was under time constraints to be back on the mainland to watch Clare loose another Munster final, we made a quick walk from the quay to th... |
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A Postcard from the Edge |
mcrtchly a week ago.
This summer we spent 2 weeks in the Faroe Islands, a remote arrowhead-shaped archipelago of 18 basalt islands rising up walk, Len: 4.3km, Climb: 216m, Area: Faroe Islands, Nor?oyar () |
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