Griffdowg

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Hi Guys,

My 90 made it into the top 50 photos! woo hoo! Its now down to the public vote for the best 12 so please please please vote for mine here: LRO/BEARMACH Calendar 2013 Voting - Category: Land Rover Calendar

Your looking for this pic:
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Being honest this is not one of my better pics. Problem was it had to be a photo of YOUR Land Rover. Most of my favourites come from others as they are better/easier to capture. never mind.

More photos of that trip can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.383961838296259.107849.161256027233509&type=3

Thanks for your time.
 
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Not a bad photo, although i think it would have been better with the door shut.

I'll go vote for you all the same though :)
 
Not a bad photo, although i think it would have been better with the door shut.

I'll go vote for you all the same though :)

Agreed. Everyone has said the same (inc myself) when your leading a group of mates though they get a little impatient when I stop, jump out, line up a pic and then run to get back in! Never enough time. I often race ahead stop, get out and photo them coming through. Never enough time when out greenlaning :bowl:

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Oh yeah, and the link to your facebook album won't work unless we're all your friends on facebook, or I believe you can alter your security settings so strangers can view your photos :)
 
Facebook link didnt work.... Where was the pic taken?

Peak District. I cannot recall exactly where though sorry. It was Feb earlier in the year and was hovering around 0 degrees all day every day and around -6 at night. Spent 5 days greenlaning there.

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least you've got to do Stanage Edge... that's one of the lanes they're trying to permanently close :(
 
your all legends! Thanks guys. I may actually be in with a chance now :)

Stanage is good. Driven it twice now. Don't feel the need to do it again though. First time we went up it and the second down as it had a voluntary TRO on it.

That whole trip was darkened by the attitudes of walkers towards us. Really really hostile. I have a lot of respect for the lanes we drive and I do plenty of other outdoor stuff and I cannot understand how these people can be so close minded. You can do everything, drive slow, stop for horses, let people pass, say hello, offer a cup of tea but man they are some stern mother ****ers up there. All in all I don't think I will be driving in the peaks again now before we leave the UK next year, its a shame as some of the scenery is very nice. Will stick with Wales I think as you never see anyone out and about there! Not even other vehicles.

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