So what would you recommend??
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If you aren’t going alone then non of this is a problem. Get the more experienced laner to lead
She will be joined by another friend later this week with a freelander(still not counting that as two lol) And she will be just starting out on the laning. Is rather interesting listening to them plan what they'd like to do. As far as 4x4 go I believe they are a good starting point which curbs things a little.Sort of the baby crawls before it walks metaphor
I put a few lanes on viewranger which might do
If they do Rudland Rigg tell them to go south to north and turn around before the steps steep descent
You need a free viewranger account to view. Click on “older” on the link to get page 2
http://yorkshiregreenlanes.simplesite.com/422555853
If they do Rudland Rigg tell them to go south to north and turn around before the steps steep descent
You need a free viewranger account to view. Click on “older” on the link to get page 2
http://yorkshiregreenlanes.simplesite.com/422555853
found them...and thank you....
Partners been out today on the local ones too us(3 of them) was safe as we know the farm/farmers that the lanes are on... They are nice simple ones with a few interesting bits... Well worth(in my opinion) a drive if you just want to have an easy day but feel like you have done something.
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Even if you don’t use Facebook it’s worth saving thus link If they get into any trouble on lanes we have members all over the country who can often help
https://m.facebook.com/groups/499392786870809
https://m.facebook.com/groups/499392786870809
Thank you.... As it's a closed group it would require a facearse account something she's deleted and I will not ever have...
thank you for you suggestion though..very appreciated...
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Sixty quid for a day out, you son need your head looking at
Do this on your way home from wales
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Sixty quid for a day out, you son need your head looking at
Do this on your way home from wales
That the wayfarer? Be alright towing a camping trailer over there?
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That the wayfarer? Be alright towing a camping trailer over there?
probably Better than towing a freelander around it
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Pfffffft!
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Err no, you'd have to drive over it then come back again to collect itThat the wayfarer? Be alright towing a camping trailer over there?
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Thank you for your response and apologies if we got of on the wrong foot.
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No need to apologise..............in fact there is a facebook page for freelander owners.................
Welcome to LZ...
Cheers
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Just a bit of banter, they're well worthy of the badge and disco/tratter drivers are just jealous they don't rust away in front of your eyes
There's about 5 freelanders on this campsite and I've only had to give a Mitsubishi l200 a jump start
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