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Training

Tuesday 15 Sep 26 OS Map APP Training for Smart Phones and Devices

Meeting at 10:00

Location Macclesfield Tennis club
Contact Maggie Swindells

Details

OS Map APP Training for Smart Phones and Devices
Tuesday, 15th September

This workshop will take members through a step by step guide to the Ordnance Survey (OS) App for mobile phones and PC/Devices. We will put theory into practice using local walks. This is  practical session designed to help walkers use and apply the features of OS Maps App.

To book a place please email chair@ramblerseastcheshire.org.uk 

Start time 10am

Estimated finish time 4pm

Group: East Cheshire Group

Total number of spaces 20
3 Confirmed places, 17 spaces available

Web quotes 2

 

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