jacobscreek
Active Member
Good for an hour or so till cars start getting stuck and snarling the place up. Prefer lanes to be honest. Plenty in the surrounding areas to do
jacobscreek
Active Member
No probs all welcome, enjoy Buildwas
cheers.
stu2985
New Member
Buildwas probably worse off road site ever. If its wet unless you got special tracks you just get stuck and you will spend a week getting clay out of everything thats set like concrete . Go to the woods spend all day being winched out and after an hour or 2 the rest of the place you will be bored
Just my 2 pence worth. Theres a guy trying to get Brosley up and running very soon.
Just my 2 pence worth. Theres a guy trying to get Brosley up and running very soon.
fanks for your 2 pence stu.ill give it a go.im new to the area so im hoping to meet some people as well.ill be intrested in brosley.
Landtom
Member
Hello, I live in Shropshire and am slowly getting into green landing. I've completed a few that I found using hard work and the tips from the stickies at the top of this board. The lanes where NE of Ludlow and near the road running from Craven Arms to Much Wenlock. Had a great time but unfortunately I was limited by being on my own.
Got some free time next week and I was wondering I could tag along with some of you guys on your next trips or if we could set up a trip.
I did do an introduction post last summer but haven't used the forum since. I've got a td5 110 with a hydraulic winch and MT tyres I also have a reasonable amount of off road driving experience due to my job.
Regards
Tom
Got some free time next week and I was wondering I could tag along with some of you guys on your next trips or if we could set up a trip.
I did do an introduction post last summer but haven't used the forum since. I've got a td5 110 with a hydraulic winch and MT tyres I also have a reasonable amount of off road driving experience due to my job.
Regards
Tom
jacobscreek
Active Member
Just keep watching out on this thread. Might not be for a couple of weeks due to hols and a Wales run
stu2985
New Member
Well done that man
you managed to do something a lot of people cant or are too lazy to figure out for themselves.Do you use paper maps or electronic mapping ? If you go to Ordnance Survey Leisure getamap, ideal for route planning including walking routes, running routes and cycling routes its free ordnance survey website thats shows you OS , Road as well as Arial views all for free. You can register for free or just click visit as guest.
You can input a grid ref SH 123 456 for example and it will show you where it is on the map.
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Landtom
Member
I use both, but now mainly an app on my iPhone called "great Britain outdoors". It has the same functionality as Apple maps and google maps but displays OS maps great for naving on the move in a vehicle.
I usually just fire off a quick email to the council to get them to confirm the status of the routes. Do you guys know why the routes in Clee St Margret have been closed?
Also have you come across routes that are marked as Tarmac but turn out to be just dirt tracks? (I'm 100% sure on my nav on this one, it's near Buildwas)
Tom
I usually just fire off a quick email to the council to get them to confirm the status of the routes. Do you guys know why the routes in Clee St Margret have been closed?
Also have you come across routes that are marked as Tarmac but turn out to be just dirt tracks? (I'm 100% sure on my nav on this one, it's near Buildwas)
Tom
jacobscreek
Active Member
Going out Thurs 15th May around Kington and Presteigne area. A couple of spaces left. No roof racks and MT's would be an advantage. Cars will sustain bush rash and poss slight damage if you aint careful. Not for the shinies eh Stu?
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jacobscreek
Active Member
Do you want me to check state of sheep dip while I'm that way. Won't be doing it but would check state of play on way back if required
