Does breaking both your Land Rovers in one weekend count as one bad thing or two bad things ?
No I filled up when I got home, but it's okay I remembered another bad thing that happened, one of my girls dropped her van keys down a drain today, and I had to go in head first to get the keys... I've had two showers and I still smell like a manhole So it's all uphill from here
I had enough of getting grief from Land owners, Clubs and Organisations for being seen with/involved with other motors on the forum that were supposidly breaking Greenlaning guide lines that the clubs/organisations and myself have fort for. So I thought I'd point out how things look from the darkside in a very aggresive manner (too aggressive for effect) to try and make a point. Nobody wants our lanes closed least of all me!
was considering some night lanes on friday, dunno if anyones interested?
Why not, seeing as we might as well turn ourselves into a night-time clandestine secret society. No ramblers at night and photos don't come out as well, perfect.Night lanes on friday sounds good to me. I have been meaning to get out and do the night time thang... It gives me an excuse to finish wiring my roof lights up.
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Why not, seeing as we might as well turn ourselves into a night-time clandestine secret society. No ramblers at night and photos don't come out as well, perfect.
Dan yes thats it exactly, Hit the nail on the head! I have always been up for doing most green lanes believing that I was a respectable greenlaner. Hell I would drive Harlington every other day alone when it was legally open. With the exception of going out to recover others that where stuck from time to time there has not been many times I have thought anything we had done was all that bad although, looking back some have been a bit dodgy. Its the perception of what we have been doing to the outside.
I would also not have any problems with going around with Herts laners I have only said three times that we should not drive a lane because of conditions when we have been out with a group and on every occasion we have not driven that particular lane.
Its true I am no Angel but things need to change because some of the stuff we had been doing and are seen doing is on the mark and somtimes over the mark. So I have, of late not driven anything that looks impassable or on the limit. If we want to test our driving skills or show everyone how we do not get stuck all that often there are so many things you can do instead.
Myself and Ryder after marshalling a Comp Safari event, left a green lane group we had tagged along with (nobody on ere) because they were driving some cut up lanes. This turned out to be a good move as they were later reported to the police by a local.
Of late tho circa a fair few months I have not been too involved stood back and took a look at what we have done in the past and are doing currently. It just looks bad. Thats all I'm saying. What can I say we have all been there at some point in a bad situation cars stuck ect.
Now as a respectable green laner how could I not point out what things look like for us on Herts Laners? Its no single person (we) everyone involved on this forum Herts laners IMO need to calm down a bit before prosecution, or any more problems arise. If its come to Bobble hats naming pages somthings gone horribly wrong. but thats only what I think if you disagree then say so but I do honestly think things look so bad from th e outside.
Derbyshire was the most fun I have had green laning for a long time, none of the lanes were naughty, Chaplegate was tough going on the mind as you were working hard concerntrating so hard. The whole weekend was great good company and lots of scenic legal and most definatly drivable greenlanes.
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