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Hicap phill

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• Aug 12, 2024

• #21

Anaconda said:

I will send out an email to the council, although it would be a waste of time at a guess.
The proper overgrown lanes would need a tractor and hedge cutter or some front mounted flail to clear them. You could never do it by hand regardless of how many people you had.

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Always say it’s too tight for horses…

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 12, 2024

• #22

Hicap phill said:

Always say it’s too tight for horses…

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That's a good idea, just got to gather up the byway numbers/names.

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 13, 2024

• #23

Got plenty of videos but have condensed it so you don't all fall asleep watching it.

 

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Hicap phill

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• Aug 13, 2024

• #24

Looked a good day out. I like them type of lanes where no one goes.

 

Freddie17

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• Aug 15, 2024

• #25

Anaconda said:

have condensed it so you don't all fall asleep watching it.

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No chance with that ‘music’


Good video - looks like a fun day out was had by all. The ford is a plus.

 

Knappster

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• Aug 15, 2024

• #26

Looks like a good selection of lanes. Great video too.

What area of Hampshire did you go?

 

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Anaconda

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• Aug 15, 2024

• #27

Knappster said:

Looks like a good selection of lanes. Great video too.

What area of Hampshire did you go?

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Between Hook and just below Alton. The lanes are the least scratchy ones I could find, there are others you could go down if you don't care about damage.
I looked back at some photos from 2018 and a lane you can just about squeeze down now was just over 2 landrover widths back then.
Funny they regraded the washed out area then just let the trees/hedges get overgrown so it's barely usable by anyone.