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by tom on Sat Mar 19, 2011 12:29 am
rospicer wrote:Can you guys tell me how wife friendly this weekend is going to be. Planning on both of us coming up but the wife is asking if its going to be a bunch of us guys tyre kicking, getting our trucks muddy and drinking loads  Mum will be there
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by Sir-Doris on Sat Mar 19, 2011 3:09 am
Belated hello's to one and all.
Right routes have been planned... varying difficulties but nothing that cant be achieved in a standard truck with standard tow points and road tires or AT's.
Admittedly I havent driven some of the routes in a while but that just adds to the adventure.
Anyway, friday night there is some night laning if anyones interested... nothing extreme but the darkness makes it interesting. May have a ford or two if it rains but not hopeful.
As there are 15 confirmed vehicles there will be 3 main routes with a 4th optional route (its good but its a 40 miles drive from the campsite). Otherwise there is no reason why some groups couldnt drive the lanes in reverse for an added challenge.
For the group leaders Il be bringing my laptop for the transference of routes and also for anyone who has an SD card available and who wants them. Also the garage is available for any last minute repairs or tinkering jobs over the weekend, mostly a fully kitted workshop with lift.
Lawrence, If you dont bring the truck I have 4 spare seats, this also applies to anyone who needs a lift unless one of my neighbours decides to tag along.
One or two of the lanes may have some extremem sideways action but Im not 100% sure as its been a while. Either way should be a good weekend.
I also drink Port and I'm not ashamed to say it! Me Truck
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by BadBoy on Sat Mar 19, 2011 10:12 am
Phil, Is it possible to email me the routes beforehand if they are MM and let me know which maps I need as I want to preload my device before getting there. My email address is on my profile 
Traffic lights in London are just rough guidelines
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by BoxCleva on Sat Mar 19, 2011 9:45 pm
Virtually ready for this now. Took the pick up for a shakedown today and put the tent up in a pool of gear oil , Doh!
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by Postfinder on Sun Mar 20, 2011 2:48 pm
...................................................... Directions for Camp Site.................................................................. The entrance to the campsite can be a bit difficult to find for the first time and using the postcode in your Sat Nav or Google maps will find you about a mile away If you look on the linked map, you will find the entrance to the farm in what appears to be a Lay Bye on the A487. Coming South from the direction of Chester or Shrewsbury the entrance is on the right hand side of the road or on the left if coming North from the direction of Machynlleth. See Map: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie ... 4d64d&z=19I hope to get there early and park the truck on the road so you'll be able to spot it easier. If anyone is in difficulty finding the site, we will be monitoring channel 10 on the cb for those that are near enough to pick up a signal from, and to avoid any other confusing traffic on channel 8 mainly from LR owners.  Or you should have received my mobile number via PM by then, but can't remember if there is a signal Well not long now folks, G.
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by Trugga on Sun Mar 20, 2011 8:51 pm
Alternative/complementary FOG Ordnance Survey map clicky Lawrence
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by Postfinder on Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:04 pm
Looking on the map its pretty much an easy straight run for you, 4.30hrs and 241 miles G.
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by Postfinder on Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:26 pm
just attach the V6 to the back of the caravan on an a frame  = zero fuel consumption G.
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