First time off-road in Discovery - a question

Irish

Rest assured that I reside on damp land. Just.

Huw

On or around Tue, 5 Oct 2004 19:34:19 +0100, "Huw" enlightened us thusly:

summat like 20 miles west of here you fall into the Irish sea.

except of course on the EU's new map, in which we're all in the Irish sea anyway:

Yes I feel sorry for you people, just where do you take your Land Rovers eh?

I have just been on a 5000km trip to the outback, dirt, dust, mud, cold beer, scenery, wildlife, mates, women, blue skies, sun, sigh I miss Loughborough!

cheers 3LB

Yep, you're right. I hate the Aussies and Kiwis for all of the same reasons - PLUS generally more clement weather. B'stards.

Where did you go (out of interest..) we are looking for Disco friendly courses ..?

All the best ...

T i m

We've got a SII disco and it does have traction control, which makes a terrible noise when it engages. Due to the appalling roads in inner Sydney, we find it comes on when we go over some of those big potholes - rather than filling them, the councils should consider keeping whales in them!

A friend who has a similar interest has hundreds of acres of farmland and has made a sort of purpose built course around his land - plenty of hills and water - brilliant!! - but not much help to you sorry. In case you are not aware of it - I've have been to Landcraft at Bala - also great fun, more tuition than free roaming though. They are listed at the back of most magazines.

On or around Wed, 06 Oct 2004 18:49:48 +0100, Cymro Gwirion enlightened us thusly:

whereabouts is your friend? We (sort-of LR club in south wales, based online with smartgroups) used to go, some of us, sometimes, to Pontardawe Off Road Club, but that seems to have folded.

I'm on Anglesey - damn! but my mum's from Pontarddulais - and i do reach that neck of the woods from time to time!

In message , Cymro Gwirion writes

Are Landcraft running play days again?