neilly
Well-Known Member
1)110woman & son
2) Lakes Rob
3)Bobdog & Mrs & dog
4) Neilly
5) Flossie, his bint and sprogs
6) Listerdiesel + Mrs Listerdiesel with D2 landy and trailer
7) Listerdiesel No1 son plus family with Fender
8) Listerdiesel No2 son with D2 Landy and trailer
9) Paul D and Juliet, the missus ... unless I get lucky ...Ticket bought .. didn't think I'd be able to so early!
10) Mr. and Mrs. Flatlander, that's Colin and Linda to you.
11) Marmaduke
12) BB
13) Jas_Williams and Spaniel
14) kierandl , wife and son
15) gstuart and dogs
16) Hideehi and johnnew & dogs (in a Landy this time)
17) Wingy, Mrs and dog
18) gogadget , Mrs gogadget
19) P38Penguin, mrs trailer tent and pooch
20) Davcud +Mrs Davcud plus single daughter (seeking landy owner) plus two more kids
21) NorfolkBird ----- for gods sake don't let her buy any raffle tickets
22) Grebby + Mrs and sprogs
23) MuckyD
24) RyanDay1
25) PAH
26). Danny. Danny(Irish) Ronnie
27) Paul L, Sally "the missus", maybe the kids, all in a D2 (if it works!) and a caravan.
Looking forward to it! hopefully will be rocking the disco bed/tent combo, numbers look good already, the LZ homepage is still advertising LZ12
He deleted your missus mate...............but then you were making it sound a bit dodgy with the disco bed combo........
Cheers
RyanDay1
Well-Known Member
Yeah the combo, so she can stay in the tent and I get the mattress in the back of the truck!
Paul shouldnt go deleting missus' else there won't be anyone to distract his while he spends all the monies
I'll change it to *discovery in case
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
There is a Cake shrine on site, always better to leave some cake there to please the gods
Cheaper than caravan club but there is no electric hook up in the event field. If you need hook up you need to book on to the caravan site seperately
Paul Leinichen
Active Member
No, can cope for 2 days with leisure battery and a bottle of gas for the cooker (bacon butties for breakfast and kettle for a coffee) and the fridge (mainly to keep the beer cold, but will have to squeeze in the milk and bacon too)!!
No, can cope for 2 days with leisure battery and a bottle of gas for the cooker (bacon butties for breakfast and kettle for a coffee) and the fridge (mainly to keep the beer cold, but will have to squeeze in the milk and bacon too)!!
Give you fair warning...the food van does a mean mean full english......and theres a coffee machine for proper coffee too.
For those who didnt come last year, If you give your order to the food van he will make up a packed lunch and drink for when we go laning on the saturday...all made up fresh on the Saturday morning
The take - away lunch was a great idea, delicious as well. I seem to remember even the sausages were good, not always the case with food vansGive you fair warning...the food van does a mean mean full english......and theres a coffee machine for proper coffee too.
For those who didnt come last year, If you give your order to the food van he will make up a packed lunch and drink for when we go laning on the saturday...all made up fresh on the Saturday morning
P38Penguin
Active Member
For goodness sake don't tell her I said that, I'll still be in hospital!!!!!
just an idea and hope this doesn't come across as rude in any way
as i know the organisers work really hard to put this together
is there any possibility of an obstacle course to be set up plse
where it's non damaging and non scratchy
where the the older children can have a go at their first off road driving ,
could a particular section of a lane be used
seeing all the different terrains etc
where there is no winners or losers , doesnt turn into a competition, all about good fun
so that the ones who don't fancy the lanes due to the possibility of scratching the paintwork etc could do this course
could be a great photographic opportunity
once again i'm not trying to step on anyones toes
or does everyone think it's a bad idea
will go back in my corner
as i know the organisers work really hard to put this together
is there any possibility of an obstacle course to be set up plse
where it's non damaging and non scratchy
where the the older children can have a go at their first off road driving ,
could a particular section of a lane be used
seeing all the different terrains etc
where there is no winners or losers , doesnt turn into a competition, all about good fun
so that the ones who don't fancy the lanes due to the possibility of scratching the paintwork etc could do this course
could be a great photographic opportunity
once again i'm not trying to step on anyones toes
or does everyone think it's a bad idea
will go back in my corner
It could .. if we had a week to set it up beforehand, find a venue that won't mind 30, say, Landrovers driving round and creating, despite our best efforts and intentions, ruts and mud. There is no way I'd say any course worth driving round and being anything of a realistic challenge can be guaranteed non-damaging for any type of vehicle.
Frankly the logistics of it wouldn't do for such an informal weekend.
I had an idea for a 'jokey', Top Gear style thing last year, with a bucket of water on the bonnet type of thing to be run all day, but again, when I looked at setting a course out, the field we have has maybe two small bumps in it, which didn't trouble @*minty* and her Micra even ...
Not a feasible thing really, sorry ...
Frankly the logistics of it wouldn't do for such an informal weekend.
I had an idea for a 'jokey', Top Gear style thing last year, with a bucket of water on the bonnet type of thing to be run all day, but again, when I looked at setting a course out, the field we have has maybe two small bumps in it, which didn't trouble @*minty* and her Micra even ...
Not a feasible thing really, sorry ...
Magicgrotto
Well-Known Member
It's OK Paul ! Gary is STILL a bit GAY from his G/lander days !
thks paul for the reply and fully understand
ref the different courses are u saying they are all really bad for scratching
would it be of any use if maybe i came on a thurs, went round one of the courses and cut back the bushes etc
or do i think that's not possible
failing that if i'm being to much of a pain can easily stay on the site on the sat
No. Basically there will always be some scratchy stuff, bush and twigs, but most lanes are not scratchy at all and very few have actual branches that can drag or gorse, but it changes so quickly that what's clear one day might not be clear the following week. Many actual green lane sections can be driven around by road if you think it's too scratchy and we'll try to make sure we know which ones are worth missing and will try to speak about them before we drive them, hence why a cb is a good idea.
I'd say come along on the run, try the lanes and get a feel for what you're happy with.
A big problem is that nothing bothers me, so it's hard to determine properly none scratchy. It was easier when I had the Disco as it's wider and any scratching could easily be heard ...
I'd say come along on the run, try the lanes and get a feel for what you're happy with.
A big problem is that nothing bothers me, so it's hard to determine properly none scratchy. It was easier when I had the Disco as it's wider and any scratching could easily be heard ...
neilly
Well-Known Member
A big problem is that nothing bothers me, so it's hard to determine properly none scratchy. It was easier when I had the Disco as it's wider and any scratching could easily be heard ...
@gstuart , Whatever you do, be wary if @Paul D starts wading and tells you it is not too deep................
.......LOLCheers
sorry for repeating this, but no lanes have been checked yet so we cant really answer your question at the moment, Northampton area have TROs on some lanes until the end of March, so at the end of march we will start checking routes, not sure how many yet but I will still say even the easiest will be scratchy and I would not recommend you trying to cut them back I think it would be to much, lets wait and see what they are like closer to the date.
Magicgrotto
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CAN you see Gary with a TWIG on the top of his nuw mota Paul ? No neither can I ! LOLBUT for coms whilst laneing PMR 446 would/should work well ! & their cheap enough ! & I think that there are 3 laneing category's so could all have a different channel whilst out & about !
cheers guys
i feel really bad in asking , as i quite understand ref the condition
makes me sound a right stuck up git
no worries will wait and see
will be great if the bad bits can be bypassed
of course it doesn't bother me if they can easily be removed with T cut, it's the ones that take it down to the metal
got my pmr radio and now the usb lead , just got to try and work out how to program the thing
is a baofang 5
to say the least my laptop is on the old side
i feel really bad in asking , as i quite understand ref the condition
makes me sound a right stuck up git
no worries will wait and see
will be great if the bad bits can be bypassed
of course it doesn't bother me if they can easily be removed with T cut, it's the ones that take it down to the metal
got my pmr radio and now the usb lead , just got to try and work out how to program the thing
is a baofang 5
to say the least my laptop is on the old side
