It's probably worth adding 'Restaurant' into the title, wasn't sure what the 12 stones were I was looking at when reading the title. The website doesn't offer any information about the history, or sh… (View Post)

I'm not from Canada, but in the UK these sort of signs would usually be rejected as not meeting criteria, it appears to just be a welcome sign to a residential area, nothing too exciting. If this is … (View Post)

Is it part of a named trail, or just on a path? If a named trail, state that in the description and provide a link to a website showing the named trail. If it's just a bridge in a park that is on a p… (View Post)

Usually trail markers are found at intersections, such as crossroads and t-junctions, therefore they are each a valid wayspot, even if close. If there is just a straight path with a trail marker ever… (View Post)

So reading that I conclude: All types of footbridges that can be connected to a walking trail are eligible, and all bridges with historical/cultural importance are eligible. All trail markers that ha… (View Post)