Right, here's another map, built from the seven KML channels that are used in the individual Wainwright area maps posted in the "Been there, done that" sub-pages. Each channel can be toggled on or off by using the controls in the map's tools sidebar.
Hopefully, Mad Jim will get this to load! 😉
EDIT: I've moved this map to a new page, so that it doesn't delay the loading of the blog.
THE SMALL(ish) PRINT... (updated 23/07/2016)
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Er - I was just testing with Firefox, because that seems to be what folk are suggesting everyone should be using. The maps were loading OK with IE, both at work & at home, although it was taking AGES. The home PC is really basic, but the one at work is reasonably powerful.
However, the point is that FF (see how I quickly I adapt to the lingo) makes it load significantly more quickly, at least at home.
I've lost my gravatar mind you. More technology to conquer, I suppose...
😕
Here - it's back already. I'm getting better at this.
Cheers for the feedback, Scott.
FFFirefffox is indeed better than IE at this sort of stuff, and it's so easily customised with free plugins/add-ons/extensions. Top stuff!