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cnosni
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chameleon
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Si
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Cheers Chris. Interesting to see on the Otley map that what is now Leeds Road fizzles out before it reaches Pool Bank.
And Yeadon was tiny!
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Lilysmum
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And Guiseley looks like it's been through the wash 
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chameleon
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Ans what we can get into is looking good....
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Brandy
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Good stuff Chris
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cnosni
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| Brandy wrote: |
| Good stuff Chris |
I know,im salivating,cos ive chuffing loads of em in Horsforth/Guiseley and Rawdon.
These are the areas that im digging into with my tree at the moment,slowly slowly.
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chameleon
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| cnosni wrote: |
| Brandy wrote: |
| Good stuff Chris |
I know,im salivating,cos ive chuffing loads of em in Horsforth/Guiseley and Rawdon.
These are the areas that im digging into with my tree at the moment,slowly slowly. |
hmmph. Having to fight to get on this thing now. Genaeology widower. Ta
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simonm
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Cheers
What a cracking site.
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Brandy
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I didnt get to bed till 4:30 last night.......................cheers Chris
Blooody Fantastic site mate
Its right up there with the best of em is this.Lets just hope they dont start charging for it?
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Si
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Has the tithe map site crashed? I can't get on it today. Anyone else having difficulties?
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Croggy2
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It's working for me now, but it wasn't yesterday
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Si
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| Lilysmum wrote: |
| And Guiseley looks like it's been through the wash |
It was found in the back pocket of someone's breeches...
PS It's working again. Now I've found the twin maps/aerial view feature, I'll be on this site for months!!!
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chameleon
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| Si wrote: |
| Has the tithe map site crashed? I can't get on it today. Anyone else having difficulties? |
2043 Secret Leeds members create denial of service with synchronised log-on
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cnosni
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| chameleon wrote: |
| Si wrote: |
| Has the tithe map site crashed? I can't get on it today. Anyone else having difficulties? |
2043 Secret Leeds members create denial of service with synchronised log-on |
Probably
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Si
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This evening, the site is showing the old SL favourite "Server error" screen...
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chameleon
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| Si wrote: |
| This evening, the site is showing the old SL favourite "Server error" screen... |
(shhhhhh! notice SL has stayed on its feet since the hosting move to, erm, that Manchester place....)
Yes that's what I got the other night - had a little laugh, but when it's good, it's very, very good
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Si
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It certainly is.
If time-travel was possible, and you went back to somewhere you know on these maps, I reckon you'd be hard-pushed to recognise where you were! There are so few landmarks on them which have survived.
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liits
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| Si wrote: |
It certainly is.
If time-travel was possible, and you went back to somewhere you know on these maps, I reckon you'd be hard-pushed to recognise where you were! There are so few landmarks on them which have survived. |
That’s true! The last time I was in Leeds I was trying to drive around using the parish church as a landmark. They’d left the church where it was but moved all the roads [and I'd only been away twenty years]!
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Si
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| liits wrote: |
| Si wrote: |
It certainly is.
If time-travel was possible, and you went back to somewhere you know on these maps, I reckon you'd be hard-pushed to recognise where you were! There are so few landmarks on them which have survived. |
That’s true! The last time I was in Leeds I was trying to drive around using the parish church as a landmark. They’d left the church where it was but moved all the roads [and I'd only been away twenty years]! |
...not to mention Briggate's mysterious moving pubs. Everytime I go in The Ship, The Angel, Whitelock's, etc, they're in a different order...
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cnosni
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| Si wrote: |
| liits wrote: |
| Si wrote: |
It certainly is.
If time-travel was possible, and you went back to somewhere you know on these maps, I reckon you'd be hard-pushed to recognise where you were! There are so few landmarks on them which have survived. |
That’s true! The last time I was in Leeds I was trying to drive around using the parish church as a landmark. They’d left the church where it was but moved all the roads [and I'd only been away twenty years]! |
...not to mention Briggate's mysterious moving pubs. Everytime I go in The Ship, The Angel, Whitelock's, etc, they're in a different order...
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Thats scary Si,its the same with me.
Is this one of Jonesys phenomena!!
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Peter Lythe
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Thank you for all your messages about the recently launched Leeds Tithe Map Digital Resource. I hope that it will prove useful with your various research enquiries.
I notice that one or two people experienced a few issues getting the system to work properly when they first went to the site. This is becasue the resource that is online at present is a prototype and there are one or two issues still to be resolved before it is fully functioning, including, as some of the more eagle-eyed users will have no doubt noticed, the correct naming of a couple of the datasets (the two historic OS datasets currently in the system date from around 1840-50 and 1910, not from the dates shown in the prototype).
We hope that the final version of the resource will be available in the next week or so, so please keep checking!
Kind regards,
Peter Lythe,
Project Manager,
Tracks in Time: The Leeds Tithe Map Project.
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cnosni
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| Peter Lythe wrote: |
Thank you for all your messages about the recently launched Leeds Tithe Map Digital Resource. I hope that it will prove useful with your various research enquiries.
I notice that one or two people experienced a few issues getting the system to work properly when they first went to the site. This is becasue the resource that is online at present is a prototype and there are one or two issues still to be resolved before it is fully functioning, including, as some of the more eagle-eyed users will have no doubt noticed, the correct naming of a couple of the datasets (the two historic OS datasets currently in the system date from around 1840-50 and 1910, not from the dates shown in the prototype).
We hope that the final version of the resource will be available in the next week or so, so please keep checking!
Kind regards,
Peter Lythe,
Project Manager,
Tracks in Time: The Leeds Tithe Map Project. |
Thanks for that Peter
We would all appreciate some updates on the project,and also if there is any other projects in the pipeline.
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Si
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| Peter Lythe wrote: |
Thank you for all your messages about the recently launched Leeds Tithe Map Digital Resource. I hope that it will prove useful with your various research enquiries.
I notice that one or two people experienced a few issues getting the system to work properly when they first went to the site. This is becasue the resource that is online at present is a prototype and there are one or two issues still to be resolved before it is fully functioning, including, as some of the more eagle-eyed users will have no doubt noticed, the correct naming of a couple of the datasets (the two historic OS datasets currently in the system date from around 1840-50 and 1910, not from the dates shown in the prototype).
We hope that the final version of the resource will be available in the next week or so, so please keep checking!
Kind regards,
Peter Lythe,
Project Manager,
Tracks in Time: The Leeds Tithe Map Project. |
Thanks, Peter. Your site is a fantastic resource, and I for one, will be using it very often. Thanks again!
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uncle mick
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This is not working now, after you click on the digital resource button tou get a "runtime error" 
http://tithemaps.leeds.gov.uk/
EDIT: It's working now
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