Wilts laning

[ciderman]

A few of us are going out for a jolly next sat in and around the Wiltshire area probably heading for the Tidworth area and travelling back up through cherhill .

Is there any no go areas that we should be aware of or any TRO ed byways .

We havent planned a route yet , but hopefully drive it from memory ( Thats easier said than done after 5 years )

thanks in advance .

Jase

[pux]

A few of us are going out for a jolly next sat in and around the Wiltshire area probably heading for the Tidworth area and travelling back up through cherhill .

Is there any no go areas that we should be aware of or any TRO ed byways .

We havent planned a route yet , but hopefully drive it from memory ( Thats easier said than done after 5 years )

thanks in advance .

Jase

I believe some of the lanes around wiltshire have been put up as "restricted byways" but from speaking with a couple of land wardens they have said the contractor that set the signs out has cocked um all up and put them on lanes there not supposed to be on so all in all if you see a restricted byway sign then take it with a pinch of salt as the wilts county council can't sort the probelm to the new year

[disco tony]

Some of the lanes near cherill and avebury are open only certain times of the year, (similar to the gap road etc.). The ridgeway has several time of year restricted sections. Dont think theyre drivable til summer. Still plenty around that way though.

[minivin]

would do, but I don't have a front prop at present, as, well, I sorta ordered a new prop from the Prop shaft Clinic, and got the length wrong by one inch...... so I had to send it back just before Christmas dunno whether it will turn up after boxing day or not......