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Just for Russel , we had a brilliant weekends wild camping for four nights and felt the benifits of spending time with the WAGS & Kids rather than thrashing the shizer out of the vans for a change. We headed off to some places we had logged on previous trips as we planned to return with the families one day and this last weekend seemed as gooder time as any. Thought i would share the good times with you nice folk....
Thats because its built for a long Africa trip and not a once a year weekend trip to Germany We met up in a carpark first and the LT was bigger than the public toilet block
SYNCRO NUT wrote:Hi jed great vid again was the first part filmed by Bwlch it looks very similar to the narrow bridge that goes over to ebbw vale mountain
Yeh, we found a great future sleepy spot near the old church by the lake. Looks like it belongs to one of those religious retreat places where old people go to have a word with themselves You can just see the van in the trees,
Oh yr i can see now the hills in the back round of that pic have some cracking tracks up there you could take the syncro next time yr down have a look up on the black mountains over Talgarth way thats where i am
Great video there, the epitome of what family camping should be like.
Unfortunately the wife saw a Westfalia Florida at Stanford Hall so she has been rabbiting on about LT's since(the shower did it). I've told her only an LT 4x4 will suffice so hopefully the rarity and cost will keep her off my back for a while
'90 Syncro Hightop. Ex-BUPA/Rowan ambulance with 2.0L GTI power and some curious windows.
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