Steve over at OpenGeoData says “You can now transform OSM data in to KML, the format used by google earth”
Shown above is a KMZ file for the Isle of Wight, which has pretty good open data coverage. Good to see OSM going from strength to strength and slowly taking over the world. Open Mapping Data == good, because people get to do cool stuff with it.
A quick look at http://www.openstreetmap.org/index.html shows the current coverage of the UK and the inroads being made into Europe.
[Note To Self: don't post really early in the morning, it encourages very weak puns]
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