... the actual track layouts leave a lot to be desired, although you can of course edit them yourself on OSM from aerial images if needed. (It might take a day or two for Thunderforest to update with your edits.) This is a bit of Gloucester in the Pioneer style (at zoom level 19): 2_300609_420000000.png An advantage of Thunderforest over native OSM is that they allow zooming in to level 22, which makes a significant difference to the rendering, like this (level 22 on top of level 19): 2_300652_290000000.png Which would be great -- if the tracks were in exactly the right place. But a lower zoom provides a much more prominent background to work over. In the next program update. cheers, Martin. posted: 31 Jul 2020 14:16 from: Martin Wynne Some edits I made on OSM yesterday are showing up on Thunderforest today. So that's promising -- not as fast as the OSM native map, but usable. (Some web sites using OSM data update very infrequently.) cheers, Martin. ...