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LOL. That's the least of his worries. When I was editing the footage I cranked up the volume loud so you can hear the girls chatting better and if you listen really, really carefully at high volume.......................... you can actually hear the DISCO rusting!!

Each year my guys put on a little course at a festival in the Northwest and run people over a specially designed course. Just enough to give them a thrill. Not enough to risk any real danger. It's a lot of fun but even more so when someone like this gets in your motor!

I forget his title but there is something like a harbour master.beach master. He was only too happy to help.

We were laning with Portuguese lads. Apparently they don't bother with UK trucks but go to town on their own people where every single non standard mod has to be registered!

We were in Portugal earlier this year. Love their attitude to laning although police were a bit tough on modifications!

Ah right. I always heard that they positively encouraged you to drive on the little lanes linking each little village to keep them open. Sounds like that's no longer the case!

Your South of France aren't you? I hear a lot of good things about the coastal areas of France. Don't the French encourage people to try and keep lanes and links between villages open?

A bit longer than usual this film but well worth it. I went out with a local fella and a GLASS rep on a day covering the Shropshire/Herefordshire border area. A great combination of lanes but a brilliant little group that ran through tight scratchy valleys with axle twists, big leans and some fun water crossings. I get bombarded with requests for lane info so just for something a bit different I’ve also included some basic lane info in the video description. Just enough I think for someone who can read a map to go and find them. http://youtu.be/oFvT43O3G-Q

Sort of Herefordshire border I guess.

near Brilley Not sure what this forums attitude is on supplying lane info

After hearing a lot about it, I went out to film Chainsaw Alley in Shropshire at the weekend. I’m not sure the video does it justice but what a brilliantly technical lane. A bit of everything and incredibly tight almost all the way through. I think almost everyone took a few knocks. Embarrassed to say I wimped out of taking my lifted 110 through and jumped in with someone else!

Last weekend I got involved with the Lowrangers All Terrain course at the Northwich festival. Each year it gets that little bit better and this year instead of lots of improvised obstacles, we had a lot of professionally made steel ramps. Lots of fun and trickier to drive than you’d think. We took hundreds of people over the course. Probably a little bit too busy at times but it’s great to see the look on people’s faces who have never done anything like this.

I got involved in an enthusiasts tribute event last weekend. We got permission from the harbour master to have Red Wharf Bay for the day (the birthplace of Land Rover) and had some fun in the sand. If you listen really carefully………………really carefully…………………you can almost hear the Land Rovers rusting. http://youtu.be/ndSbrr1tpJY

Haha. Yeah that was a fun day out but man did I get some mixed reaction on that video. The hairy feminists were out in force!!

It's very similar if I'm honest. Maybe a little more challenging but the real bonus is the camping site overlooking the bay and of course the fact that it's half the price!