neilly
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lohtse
Member
She is learning so for the most part would be a no but then thats why I would be a long side....
Modified, Nope just as is other tires And yes she knows the features something I made sure she did..
neilly
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It was an example of things you may need to be able to answer.
You ignored the most important one, Does she mind getting scratches?
Cheers
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
neilly
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lohtse
Member
Nots so much NOT liking the answers but feeling like the ONLY way is to Join a group we don't want too.You not liking answers is a very different issue to asking questions
lohtse
Member
The one on the passenger door certainly is still there(yes is dented too)... so again still not an issue
1988smithy
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Ok back to basics
You won't get lane locations/suggestions PUBLICLY on this forum. Maybe via p.m and probably would help if you detailed along lines of @neilly suggestion.
If you're set dead against anything to do with GLASS and are in regular contact with byways officers (as you've said) you're probably better off asking them what would be suitable aren't you? No sarcasm, genuine question. You seem very experienced in using the countryside for work and recreation so I would imagine you could probably plan a few suitable lanes off your own bat.
Although I would say a local GLASS rep would be more qualified to suggest suitable lanes for your requirements/driver in their local area due to their experience driving them and knowledge of conditions at different times of year.
Like I've said, waste of a good resource
You won't get lane locations/suggestions PUBLICLY on this forum. Maybe via p.m and probably would help if you detailed along lines of @neilly suggestion.
If you're set dead against anything to do with GLASS and are in regular contact with byways officers (as you've said) you're probably better off asking them what would be suitable aren't you? No sarcasm, genuine question. You seem very experienced in using the countryside for work and recreation so I would imagine you could probably plan a few suitable lanes off your own bat.
Although I would say a local GLASS rep would be more qualified to suggest suitable lanes for your requirements/driver in their local area due to their experience driving them and knowledge of conditions at different times of year.
Like I've said, waste of a good resource
1988smithy
Well-Known Member
It's not about pushing anyone to join an organisation, it's about answering a call for advice and helping you and your partner get the most out of your land rover, that's what this forum is about, helping people enjoy their landys in a responsible, safe way. Unless you go into AG in which case you're on you're own pal
lohtse
Member
Thank you for you comments,
The one thing we have already found is whilst the Byways officer(richard pett for instance) are helpful in advising where to go they don't always know the condition fully, Hence asking here... And that can be the same in the dales as local officer that covers ribblesdale had differing opinions to the Area ranger who advised against a certain route due to deep ruts(we later confirmed whilst on an Ex in area) Again hence asking here...
Sometime asking those that regularly are out and playing is the best way to find out relevant info...
lohtse
Member
I have to ask as that has got me "AG"WTF???It's not about pushing anyone to join an organisation, it's about answering a call for advice and helping you and your partner get the most out of your land rover, that's what this forum is about, helping people enjoy their landys in a responsible, safe way. Unless you go into AG in which case you're on you're own pal
lohtse
Member
1988smithy
Well-Known Member
Aha! So if you try using local names for the lanes you think you could try I bet you'd have a lot more responses concerning condition and driveability for your vehicle/experience. Try the regional landyzoners threads to narrow it down but don't give away exact lane locations. If locals see the common local names for the lanes they'll know what they're on about
1988smithy
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lohtse
Member
I think we may be on to something hereAha! So if you try using local names for the lanes you think you could try I bet you'd have a lot more responses concerning condition and driveability for your vehicle/experience. Try the regional landyzoners threads to narrow it down but don't give away exact lane locations. If locals see the common local names for the lanes they'll know what they're on about
neilly
Well-Known Member
Your worse than a woman!!!!!!!!!!!!
So asking questions and expecting answers that would help in your original question about the use of lanes on a FL by a novice is being a woman is it?
Cheers
Hicap phill
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Good to see you have found some lanes to drive.
I have found many people on this site to be friendly & willing to help with green lanes.
You may not have to join a club you don't like but they do a good job.
But It's Easier than asking a local ROW officer who does not drive the area.
As for Tcut buy it by the gallon if you want some lane info from me
I have found many people on this site to be friendly & willing to help with green lanes.
You may not have to join a club you don't like but they do a good job.
But It's Easier than asking a local ROW officer who does not drive the area.
As for Tcut buy it by the gallon if you want some lane info from me
