Hippo
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I is a hippo
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Nope, you's a chicken
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goo gle says it's 170 miles away which int my fault.
I would like to see a pic of the 45 degree hill. That's 1 meter across for every 1 meter up. Thas step. I can't tell from the pic's on this fred how steep the hill is where the cvr is physically. In my opinion it's bellied out so likely to be caught on something. It would need lifted up a bit ont ditch side and some support under the wheels before being pulled forward. Pulling it without lifting could end in a lot of damage to the crv and possibly a fool leak ont hill side.
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It would certainly make it easier to move if it was off the ground.
I wonder what access is like from behind? Again, difficult to see, but the assumption is that he came up the hill?
I wonder what access is like from behind? Again, difficult to see, but the assumption is that he came up the hill?
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Do we not have spotters who saw it there still who could update?
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I think we need significantly more photographs showing details.
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Agreed. Pic's of: up hill, down hill, what's under the oftside wheels, what it's bellied out on.
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I wish someone would roll it over and off down the side of that hill! Its a bloody CRV.
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Does yer think the two of us could pick it up then let nature take it down?
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GrumpyGel
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I'll manage the operation from a safe distance with a cup of coffee thanks
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I think it would be best to roll it onto its roof, which increases its footprint and decreases ground pressure. Then just slide it back downhill. Aim it at a large rock to tip it back on its wheels near the bottom.
Alternatively it could be stripped for scrap where it is, or simply torched to give nature a head start in reclaiming it.
Alternatively it could be stripped for scrap where it is, or simply torched to give nature a head start in reclaiming it.
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Discokids
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Or, go down the local shops and give the keys and logbook to the kids hanging round outside. They will get it out.
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Listen to the radio ont way down, drive half way back up!
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Will it ever dry up ?
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Might be better to stagger them ruts not straddle em, that'll make your subsoiler grunt ripping that lot up
Will it ever dry up ?
What Deere you sitting in?
