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Oh you will be having a jolly old gay day out:behindsofa:
I was just showing how popular my group is going to be
I was meaning with the vehicles you will be leading :der:
I was meaning with the vehicles you will be leading :der:
suew
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Well I certainly not using Google maps like the doc did on the first lakes trip
Dont worry I do a lot of the routes for our group, Zip does the rest. We managed a successful coast to coast at Easter
The only reason I can do them so fast is that I know the area very very well
suew
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No Sue uses the weather forecast as well to find to find the highest windiest place to stop for lunch.
Actually I think you will find that Zip is responsible for that. My lunch stops are usually in the bottom of a valley and near water
I will admit the car park has occasionally also been underwater, but that just adds to the fun
suew
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Haven't seen Zips route yet
However there isn't that much mud on our routes, more techical lots and lots of rock, tippy lanes, rock steps, fords etc etc
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Andy, make a note, if you cant see the gravel bank, dont try to get across the river
How about if i make McKenzie swim across with the winch line first.
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We'll I take my 10 yr old mate and everything we have done he loves.
suew
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Well as Andy is leading I think Belford is a given
However you can go round it easily enough. We are still researching this route though and the final decision will be down to Andy.