This is the publication boundary, not an inventory of everything we may hold or research. Follow The Vines transforms six approved open datasets into route and historical-weather evidence. Other facts are linked to their named sources, and editorial judgements stay labelled as editorial.
Open data used in public output
Rights last reviewed . The site publishes a small, dated derivative rather than raw R2 archives or a downloadable source database. Sources fail closed unless the machine-readable ledger approves the exact public purpose and fields.
Open datasets used by Follow The Vines and their reuse permissions
Dataset
Licence
Commercial use
Derivatives
OpenStreetMap map data ↗Attribution is required; share-alike applies to a public derivative database.
Environment Agency current-flood records ↗Only the England-wide record count and snapshot date may be shown, with an explicit warning that it is not a present or future safety guarantee.
Contains information from OpenStreetMap, which is made available under the Open Database License. Public route figures are produced works; any public derivative database remains subject to the ODbL terms.
Historical weather uses NOAA GHCN-Daily station observations and GeoNames settlement anchors. England context contains Environment Agency information under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Exact snapshot dates, coverage limits and what each value cannot mean are shown on the historical weather pages.
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What sits outside the table
Regional evidence
Wine bodies, public authorities, tourism institutions and UNESCO pages support specific factual context. Each region guide links the sources it uses. We cite and summarise those pages; we do not present them as one open dataset or claim a blanket reuse licence for their content.
Route calculation
OpenStreetMap coordinates and road data were processed once with OSRM, open-source routing software under its BSD 2-Clause licence. Figures are not live traffic and may not reflect closures.
Photography
Photographs come from Wikimedia Commons under the licence on each file: CC BY, CC BY-SA or public domain. The photographer, source file and exact licence travel with every image on its guide, following Wikimedia Commons reuse guidance.
Editorial judgement
Best-month windows, trip shapes, transport labels and comparisons remain transparent editorial judgements. Historical monthly normals are displayed separately from those recommendations and are never treated as a live forecast, user rating or opaque score.
Privacy & analytics
The site uses one Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon and one central Google Analytics 4 tag (G-SWVLQ1LFZ7) on clean, canonical HTML pages. Both are absent from APIs, errors, preview hosts and query variants. There is no second GA4 property and no Google Tag Manager container.
Corrections
If a source, route figure or attribution looks wrong or stale, use the contact details on this site and include the Follow The Vines page URL, the disputed field and a supporting source. Submissions are checked before publication.
Unavailable or out of scope
These gates were present in the approved importer plan but did not pass acquisition or publication review for Follow The Vines. No fields from them appear in the site.
the official CSV endpoint returned TLS 525 from Cloudflare egress during import.
What is not published
Private or commercial feeds and review-gated storage holdings are excluded from this site. That includes accommodation, prices, reviews and book-related content as well as unapproved vineyard-parcel, soil and climate layers. Possession in storage is not permission to publish.
Follow The Vines does not designate or license its editorial record set as a public dataset distribution, so this page deliberately carries no Dataset structured data. The safe public machine interface remains the small, editorial regions API, with the same source links and no private fields.
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