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Got the article here in front of me, they were on a pay and play site but i do see where your coming from, the anti's will claim they were churning up a kids play ground or an old pensioners dog walking field. :? The title doesn't help, "riding with the mob". as i said, they are actually perfectly legit but the anti's may well use it out context.Oh well, nothing we can do about nowBTW, some good articles in the mag.
How much ammunition can the mags give these bloody anti's and get away with it? Its total madness!!
here WE go again jumping to conclusions,nice to see that some people stop & read what its all about,if your gonna think like that then go & join the ANti's,its not doing us any favours,why be shocked to see 8 vehicles in a convoy?
the glass rules AFAIK are a sugestion to what we should do ,not the rules on what we HAVE to do,
personally id be surprised if the amount of vehicles in a convoy whilst out lanning didnt increas simply for the fact that bickering amoungst ourselfs are showing to the antis that we cant even come over on an agreed front,
Yeah, and how many pictures taken at off road sites have been used by the anti's to portray green lane use??? Yes we know they were at a pay and play site, but joe public doesnt do they? they just see land rovers ripping ruts everywhere!
<public service anouncent>this rant will continue as there are members of this forum who have taken a childish view on things ,be warned im having a crap day & SOME1 will cop it especially when they start a thread like this <end of public service anouncment>
They let people off Sheppy? :D
Thankyou Datalas for the information on Scotland. I ignorantely thought Scotland, rural area, loads of green lanes. When you told me it was more or less illegal I pondered on this and I conclude that vast areas of Scotland are National park land therefore no greenlaning. What a downer. Mind it still must be useful even essential in remote areas to own a 4x4 with the harsh winter environment.