Chesterfield Round Walk
The Chesterfield Round Walk is a circular walk which runs for 34 miles around Chesterfield. It includes footpaths through fields, farm tracks and former railway tracks. The path is marked with 260 or so individual waymarks or directions added to existing signposts. The waymark is a yellow crooked spire (the symbol of Chesterfield) on a green arrow on a yellow background. A number of information boards exist around the route and provide more information. The level of waymarking varies from the excessive (every few tens of metres in some cases) to the ineffective (some important turns aren't marked at all).
Progress
The whole path has been walked, added to OSM and added to relation 
68834 (XML, check, manage, JOSM, history, view, gpx ). The relation has been added clockwise from Wolfie Pond, near North Wingfield.
Three GPXs containing the walked sections signposts has been uploaded with tag "Chesterfield_Round_Walk". One covers the whole path, one the eastern side and one the western. The separate eastern and western sections have been added because with over 250 waypoints there are more in one route than can fit onto some handheld GPSes.
Each waypoint description contains the rough direction that the sign points (e.g. "NE" for "signs point both North and East"), followed by an exclamation mark if the sign is actually pointing the wrong way. The file also contains waypoints for places where there should be signposts, but aren't.
