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"Educate me, what’s greenlaning? "
Driving roads that are not tarmacked.
Might be a rough track normally used by the farmer, might be across fields, or an ancient track.
It's still a road, need to be licensed and insured etc.
It can be challenging, sometimes to drive, sometimes to find.
It's not off-roading which is also fun, but the trouble is when idiots can't tell the difference.
Off roading is usually when you are on a site which has been designed to test your vehicle (and the driver) Like a really muddy skateboard park. Last time I did it, was at a disused quarry. |
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By *uck427Man
over a year ago
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I miss it to the best advice I was given when I was training for my off road qualification keep your thumbs out of the steering wheel I took my little frontera everywhere then Swaped to the green oval but I now got a xc90 for now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yeah not been for a few years as I sold all the Landrover’s but have just bought a quad and started again. Anyone wants showing some great lanes in North Wales let me know. |
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Used to be seriously into it, but now the commute means I have to be sensible about my choice of motor!
Remember one edition of Land rover owner International ran a story about a naturist couple who were into their green laning, got a lot of attention as I'm sure you'd appreciate! |
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"One day I’m going to come south and explore Salisbury Plain. "
Definitely have a look at the Fosse Way too, I enjoyed it more than SPTA as it's always available. Salisbury Plain can be closed down if the military are using it, and it's quite restrictive on where you can / can't go. |
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"I miss it to the best advice I was given when I was training for my off road qualification keep your thumbs out of the steering wheel.."
I've never driven anywhere, on or off road, with my thumbs inside the wheel, ever since I heard a road safety lecturer describing how they can get dislocated even from a minor shunt.
Also like to keep both hands on the wheel (thumbs safely parked) unless there is a very good reason not to. Much better and balanced control,ready for the unexpected. |
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Wasn’t there a vehicle seizure on Yateholme Lane (or was it Ramsdens), at the north side of HolmeMoss a few days ago?
Was it due to re-grading of the legal status, or simply an unroadworthy vehicle? |
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https://www.facebook.com/greenlaninglennie/
This is my sons green lanning company.obviously he doesn't know I'm on fab or anything about what goes on here but he runs tours every other weekend for anyone interested .dont tell him where I posted the link lol x |
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