We've just released the next map in our Cruising Maps series.
As with all the others, it is available in two formats - both for download.
The Acrobat (pdf) format for viewing and printing as individual pages, and the Memory Map (qct) format for seamless mapping on your computer, Andorid, iPhone or PDA.
The new release is
> Birmingham Mini Ring Canal Map |  | If you are fed up of turning from one page to another in canal guide books to trace your way around the Birmingham Mini Ring then the seamless Memory Map format is just what you have been waiting for.
The first map on the right shows the area covered by the Cruising Maps (click to enlarge) |  | The second map on the right shows an extract from the Cruising Map (click to enlarge)
If you are not how sure what these maps are like then take a look at our Free Droitwich Canals Map to see just how good these are. |  | These go well with the Birmingham Mini Ring DVDs
The Coventry Canal and Macclesfield Canal Cruising Maps will be available soon. |  |
We've just released the next map in our Cruising Maps series.
As with all the others, it is available in two formats - both for download.
The Acrobat (pdf) format for viewing and printing as individual pages, and the Memory Map (qct) format for seamless mapping on your computer, Andorid, iPhone or PDA.
The new release is
> Black Country Ring Canal Map |  | If you are fed up of turning from one page to another in canal guide books to trace your way around the Black Country Ring then the seamless Memory Map format is just what you have been waiting for.
The first map on the right shows the area covered by the Cruising Maps (click to enlarge) |  | The second map on the right shows an extract from the Cruising Map (click to enlarge)
If you are not how sure what these maps are like then take a look at our Free Droitwich Canals Map to see just how good these are.
The Birmingham Mini Ring and Coventry Canals Cruising Maps will be available soon. |  |
 I'm out for two or three days a week, weather permitting, cycling along the canal towpaths checking the data for our Cruising Maps.
It keeps me fit and I can usually manage 25-30km (15-20 miles) or so each day - a little less if the are lots of locks which take time to measure the depth.
Sometimes I have the pleasure of meeting other bloggers. |  | Last month, and I've been rather slow blogging about it, I met Wand’ring Bark in the cutting on the Staffs and Worcester Canal just north of Autherley Junction. It's hard to get away from me in that narrow cutting and I had a short breather while we stopped to chat. Then it was onwards to Penkridge to complete that day's research.
On Friday I cycled from Long Buckby to Rugby and passed Adam on Briar Rose. |  | I almost didn't recognise him as I think it's the first time I've seen him on his new boat rather than Debdale.
Yesterday I cycled from Rugby to Nuneaton to complete the Northern Oxford Canal, and a little more - although cycling was probably the wrong word as I had to push the bike through the mud as much as I could ride it.
A welcome break and a short chat ensued when I met Hadar, moored quietly for the weekend.
I wonder who I'll meet next week. |  |
Posted on Sunday, 11 December 2011 at 22:55 Comments (1)
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We've just released the next map in our Cruising Maps series.
As with all the others, it is available in two formats - both for download. The Acrobat (pdf) format for viewing and printing as individual pages, and the Memory Map (qct) format for seamless mapping on your computer, Andorid, iPhone or PDA.
The new release is
>Birmingham & Fazeley Canal Map
If you are fed up of turning from one page to another in canal guide books to trace your way along the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal then the seamless Memory Map format is just what you have been waiting for. |  | These go well with our Birmingham Canal Navigations (BCN) DVDs which show part of the canal.
If you are not how sure what these maps are like then take a look at our Free Droitwich Canals Map to see just how good these are.
The Birmingham Mini Ring and Black Country Rings will be available soon. |  |
We've just released the next map in our Cruising Maps series.
As with all the others, it is available in two formats - both for download. The Acrobat (pdf) format for viewing and printing as individual pages, and the Memory Map (qct) format for seamless mapping on your computer, Andorid, iPhone or PDA.
The new release is
>Trent & Mersey Canal Map
If you are fed up of turning from one page to another in canal guide books to trace your way along the Trent & Mersey Canal then the seamless Memory Map format is just what you have been waiting for. |  | These go well with our Four Counties Ring DVDs which show part of the canal.
If you are not how sure what these maps are like then take a look at our Free Droitwich Canals Map to see just how good these are.
The Birminmgham & Fazeley Canal, Birmingham Mini Ring and Black Country Rings will be available soon. |  |
Posted on Wednesday, 7 December 2011 at 17:30 Comments (0)
Category(s): Maps , Trent & Mersey
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