Better than "The Apprentice"

[genem]

The family wanted to watch telly. I decided to take a run-out instead.

[nickffr]

Wow !

great pictures





Nick

[Flat4]

You definitely got the better deal!

Ed

[genem]

Yep, Pretty lucky to have that lot just outside the back gate. First time I've ever driven that overgrown bit of track, it was blocked till recently by 20 years worth of self-seeded trees but the landowners have cleared the big stuff, leaving a decent track - although the ruts left by their kit are impressive and hard to see - grounded out just the once. Luckily I was able to reverse out easy enough and take a better line to get forward.

[johnhughes]

Very nice, you need to use the wagons off road, helps the springs




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[mikeffr]

Yes taking them off road is fun.
Also cleans the oil off the bottom on the long grass and bends antenna supports on trees.
And is far better than watching Wimbledon men's final.
Although not quite as picturesque as Scotland

Picture courtesey of my Nephew

[Flat4]

i havent taken mine off road any where more strenous than across a couple of fields!

Anyone around the west sussex area/surrey border want to go off roading?

Ed

[genem]

Well at least you live in an area with some good options, or at least there were when I lived there 20 years ago. With weather this dry you are probably OK just to go for an evening trundle about without the likelihood of getting bogged. Research the RoW info so you are legal and have a shot, just steer clear of anything that looks too badly rutted or quagmire-ish I'd suggest - and that's good advice any time of year.

[Flat4]

yeah look what i have found!

http://www.moderndayexplorers.net/

Might have to go check a few easy ones out near me

ed