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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: blackbob on April 20, 2006, 20:54:12
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did any one read about the sat nav system sending cars through a deep ford and cars dying and a local garage is charging them £25 to pull them out
they should buy them selves a landy :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Indeed I did, saw it on the TV either last night, or this morning??
There's one in Wakefield that is a similar depth & adjacent to the main A61 between Wakefield & Barnsley.
I'm waiting for roadworks on the A61 at NewMillerDam, then I'll go & park down by the ford & wait with a tow-strap & my waders on :lol:
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i made a few quid pulling cars up westeram hill kent in the snow after a brief storm a few years ago didnt charge but got plenty of donatins had a great time was 19 years old then had a good time at the pub that night to :D
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Apparently the water "DEPTH" sign was fitted in the shallow part of the water :roll:
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I'm waiting for roadworks on the A61 at NewMillerDam, then I'll go & park down by the ford & wait with a tow-strap & my waders on :lol:
I met a bloke who did that ford in a VW syncro (came up to his windscreen) so i am gono have to drive it one day to keep the Land Rover end up :D
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Anyone who chucks their motor into a ford, or up some dirt track, at TOMTOM's bidding wants their head looking at.
Honestly, blaming the satnav is hardly gonna cure some fool who thinks his mondeo can swim......
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yea but how dumb are these people to follow satnav blindly like that :roll: i read in the press that listening to the satnav could lower your brain power as it reduces the need to think for your self :lol:
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/04/20/nsatnav20.xml
a tinsy bit of common sense is required with sat nav
i dont have one cos a 1.99 AA atlas does me fine and if im not sure then streetmap or multimap and a printer will help
its only useful if you do a lot of travelling to unknown places or are bloomin useless at directions!
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There was a nice bit on C4 news last night where some guy in Freelander had be sent up a lane in S.Wales. The track decended a serries of 6-8" rock steps which he went down while blindly following his Sat Nav instructions. Well- at least he was in a 4x4 (sort of) I suppose. Wonder if he'll ever take it 'froadin again........
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Unlikley, Very few Ford Freelander owners do.
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Unlikley, Very few Ford Freelander owners do.
very few 4x4 owners do!!!
anyone remember the freelander / range rover hybrid from a few years back.. irish guy used to race it... now thats a freelander i'd like :D:D:D