Five Pots

Five Pots

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Lost my greenlaning cherry on Salisbury Plain in 1990...
Unbelievably the Rangey still lives :cool:, the HiLux however rusted out - obviously- ('Invincible' - my arse)
Stonehenge just visible in the background

'Twas before the days of blingy winches, snorkels and roof lights :rolleyes:

Anyone elso got any old piccies?

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before snorkels??? they were about in the early 80's me dads mate had one on his series 2
 
My first green lane was about 1986 in a 2a swb at laney green , cannock , just off J11 of the M6 ! Its no longer driveable because the northern relief road sliced straight through it !
 
First time laning was in 1987, In my S3 Safri, on a lane near Boxford, Suffolk. had a few laughs over at thetford as well, in the forest.
 
Bloody hell, Bob hadnt thought of that lane for at least 10 yrs, thats where I did my first (legal) bit too. before that it was any sort of bike on Cannock Chase ( mmm honda C90, thats great dirt bike :eek:) when I was a kid.
 
bobpm45 said:
My first green lane was about 1986 in a 2a swb at laney green , cannock , just off J11 of the M6 ! Its no longer driveable because the northern relief road sliced straight through it !
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Its a wonder they didn't keep the green lane open and stick a toll booth on it :rolleyes:
 
My first green lane was the fosse way , back when it was good in my old S2a v8 . I do have some pics but Ive havent got a scanner :( .
 
Cwms.... stretton to cardington in a 1957 split screen morris minor, back in the seventies when it was open to all traffic.:)
 
ive got a pic from this year taken in that very same spot this was on my first long run green laneing trip ....
 
Mannaged to find the pics I was on about :) - better late than never

Mine was the green 2a - yes I miss her


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SCOR Randonee back 1990s in a SWB Series. It was my first time off road ever. Bit of baptism of fire at the time, but seems relatively tame looking back now.
 
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