Dr_evil
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Can you do it electronically, then you can send the route out in advance.
Suppose I could map something using google earth
Can you do it electronically, then you can send the route out in advance.
Suppose I could map something using google earth
I'm preferring the look on google maps as I can even map the elevation changes but I shall try it
whatever happened to using paper maps I can print A3 and send google map pages!
Just been trying to use that site and it kept trying to make a complete loop out of the greenlanes I was marking
I've managed to work it out! Doesn't seem to show all the tiny roads though as I was going to take us up over hardknott and wynrose pass!
That filled up fast.
Reserve 3 groups is plenty already!
I've found out how to do it I'm looking on google maps then swapping over and finding the same point on that thing don't know how to edit the route either which is a pain but meh!
Got two nice easy lanes on it to start with, drive over a fell and up some nice scenic areas following then thinking up the ante and go for some harder stuff
You usually edit routes by right clicking on the waypoints and then add or delete waypoints.
Not just because of the laning
We all want to see the if the Docs landy actually runs.
Note that as I'm the PA I haven't put myself in his group, I remember the non running engine, the fact that it weighs about 4 tonnes and has no articulation or axle travel (I think I've got that right)
But it doesn't need articulation with 35" tyres
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