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Postby Drift on Thu Aug 03, 2006 11:09 pm

He He bet the "land owner" pooped his pants. :twisted:

Great result
:D
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Postby Trugga on Fri Aug 11, 2006 2:04 pm

I had a couple of emails from Powys CC earlier this week to advise that the landowner will reinstate the lane this weekend.

Someone from GLASS/CRAG popped over and noticed that the route had been reinstated, but not quite as we envisaged:

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More news as I get it...

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Postby Drift on Fri Aug 11, 2006 2:10 pm

Nice one Lawrence :D
Another hill wont hurt :wink:

The lane will never be the same anciant lane it was but its good to see it open and drivable .
Good work.
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Postby Trugga on Fri Aug 11, 2006 4:05 pm

Discussions on the GLASS forum are based around the "pleased the council are on our side", but not wanting to push too far (the gates on this lane are in a poor state of repair, some held up by string).

There is also concern for how water run-off will affect the surface.

At least the lane is now driveable again (as long as you don't get lost in the field :oops: )

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# Wireless operated Warn Winch
# Jackable rockslider sills
# Safety Devices roll cage
# Roof level tree bars
# Roof mounted waffle boards
# Underbody protection
# Smaller, higher fuel tank
# Buttock tuck with protectors
# Cobra Aqua4x4 competition seats
# 3-point harnesses
# Terratrip
# GTE digital dash
# Bonnet pins
# AVM manual front hubs
# FIA battery master switch
# Ally Chequerplate footwells
# De-Cat, straight thro' zorst
# 2" Lift, +2" Rough Country shocks
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Postby Drift on Fri Aug 11, 2006 4:18 pm

Trugga wrote:At least the lane is now driveable again (as long as you don't get lost in the field :oops: )


:roll: Dont mention the field that know one could navigate :?
It was like something out of the X files trying to get out of that field :lol:

If we video'd it the sound track to Benny Hill would have fitted perfect :lol:
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She is nicccccceeee ;-)
Region: North West

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