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including a bit of body contact, vindic back and some tree, guss who won?

enjoy neil

ouch

it was a very painfull sound but it's repairable,

Jake, Russel and I went through the deep water bits when it was that deep and made it through ok To be fair i had to take the dizzy cap off to bit it dry out while we had a pub lunch and half way in we started to float ... looks a good days laning though.

jed

Looks like some nice illegal laning there trying to avoid the deep water!
Russel

nice use of protective gear when using that chainsaw, i take it you had a hearty selection of plasters on board??

that water looked horrible, i wouldn't have been so brave!!

onecogwonder wrote:nice use of protective gear when using that chainsaw, i take it you had a hearty selection of plasters on board??

that water looked horrible, i wouldn't have been so brave!!

me or my little brouther. i am the goog looking one it was so water loged and the tree so shallow routed that the earth around it washed away and it fell over the byway. no option but to cut it. where the discovery got stuck i have never seen it so deep, nothing got through under its own power. was a good day out.

Russel at Syncro-Nutz wrote:Looks like some nice illegal laning there trying to avoid the deep water!
Russel

Rather than turn around and back track people who arnt up for the water bit we did have cut another track into the forest to the left off the byway. This will be the next lane to be closed around our way you just wait and see, its ashame as its the best one left after they have closed the very best one already. The fella who took the video rang me this afternoon about something else and i did warn him that if the authorities saw it (and these things do get reported) than the vehicles driving the lane illegally would be crushed..... Jake and I saw some Landrovers driving all over the heather today on that sandy section we had lunch t the other week too

jed

onecogwonder wrote:nice use of protective gear when using that chainsaw, i take it you had a hearty selection of plasters on board??

that water looked horrible, i wouldn't have been so brave!!

Nothing wrong with Plasterers

jed

.....that water looked about the right colour for plaster, bet you felt right at home!