View Full Version : Lanes!(scottish side!)
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 16:36
Just back from reci'ing two of the lanes that are just on the border,first one was "The Street" NT 7790 1920,only got to the fourth gate as it was far to boggy.Will definitely be doing this one when the weather is better,goes right over the border to NT 8590 1150.
The second lane was "Dere Street" NT 7554 1436.I started at the end the lane! but didn't get very far as this to was to boggy as well,didn't want to churn the lane up and more importantly,didn't want to get stuck!! :wink:
I'm going to look at the "Tushie Law" NT 2407 2053 lane tomorrow but what I've heard of this lane,it should be nothing! :wink:
http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/Roaganfamily/LaneReci
:lol:
hi,looks like a good lane that,beautiful scenery and very good pics.
paul.
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 16:58
Yeah,can't wait for the better weather,so i can do the whole of the lanes.. :lol:
were you not just a little tempted to do the boggy bits though,i know i would have been.
paul. 8)
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 17:11
I was but with being on my own and no mobile signal,not a good idea,might have got around it,but still had to get through the gate and i know the farmer would kick up a stink,if i churned the track up!! :? so best to leave it till a better day.. :wink:
What a great place to live near!.
Where we are it is so flat you can see the sea nearly and we are 20 miles inland.
All i want is somewhere to go and play!. :cry:
Mav.
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 18:17
What a great place to live near!.
Where we are it is so flat you can see the sea nearly and we are 20 miles inland.
All i want is somewhere to go and play!. :cry:
Mav.
Aaaa! me thinks someone has caught the bug!!! :lol:
iandouglas
04-02-2008, 19:05
hi cosmic.
that looks stunning. could a meet be on the cards up there.
to far for me , for a day out. :cry:
but if i can help you in any way to set something up .i will.
just ask.
rgds.iandouglas
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 19:10
hi cosmic.
that looks stunning. could a meet be on the cards up there.
to far for me , for a day out. :cry:
but if i can help you in any way to set something up .i will.
just ask.
rgds.iandouglas
It would be brilliant to have a meet up here but there are only a handful of lanes of which they are far apart from each other,there are two very long lanes that cross the border,one of which was the one i started out on!.
There are more over the border in Northumberland(Sweety territory!)
Me and Sweety have talked about this,so you never know! :wink:
Deleted Member S
04-02-2008, 19:19
As I said Cosmic when you want to have a shot at them lanes give me a shout we'll be up to play aswell & you can pull me out when I get stuck :lol: :lol: :lol:
The sad thing about the lanes in North Northumberland is that they are so far apart & very short :cry: :cry: :cry:
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 19:36
I knew i wasn't going to get very far today, just wanted to reci as far as was sensible to do! when the weather gets better Sweety, your on!!As long as D does some baking!! :lol: :lol:
Deleted Member S
04-02-2008, 19:48
!!As long as D does some baking!! :lol: :lol:
Just told D & she burst out laughing & has said to let her know what you fancy & she'll make it :wink:
I'm going to look at the "Tushie Law" NT 2407 2053 lane tomorrow but what I've heard of this lane,it should be nothing! :wink:
It's Nissan Micra friendly :smile:
Cheers
Andrew
iandouglas
04-02-2008, 19:58
hi cosmic .
there is the answer get D doing the baking and you might get a few gate crashers from the midlands. :P
perhaps you can make it a mini meet set near the best lanes .
get the bbq out HANG ON THATS DINKYS DEPARTMENT.
IF YOU CAN GET DINKY TO COME
BIG G IS AND HIS LAD ARE SURE TO FOLLOW THE SAUSAGES. :P :P :P :P :P :P :P
rgds.
iandouglas
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 20:03
Hi Andrewk,have you done any of the other two lanes that cross the border ("The Street" and "Clennell Street")?They are both on wayfinder but not much info on them..! :?
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 20:04
hi cosmic .
there is the answer get D doing the baking and you might get a few gate crashers from the midlands. :P
perhaps you can make it a mini meet set near the best lanes .
get the bbq out HANG ON THATS DINKYS DEPARTMENT.
IF YOU CAN GET DINKY TO COME
BIG G IS AND HIS LAD ARE SURE TO FOLLOW THE SAUSAGES. :P :P :P :P :P :P :P
rgds.
iandouglas
Sound like a great day in the making!! :lol: :lol:
Hi Andrewk,have you done any of the other two lanes that cross the border ("The Street" and "Clennell Street")?They are both on wayfinder but not much info on them..! :?
No, I haven't driven either of them.
"Clennel Street" (NT8518-7a) and "The Street" (NT7719-6a) on the England side are shown in both version of Wayfinder and on OS Landranger mapping in Memory Map as bridleways - so, unless someone knows different, they will have been NERC'd into oblivion.
Sorry ..........
Cheers
Andrew
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 20:30
Cheers Andrewk,i'm still trying to catch up with all there names,Nerc bill does that mean all that are marked bridleway are off limits?
Sorry for being so thick :oops: :wink:
Cheers Andrewk,i'm still trying to catch up with all there names,Nerc bill does that mean all that are marked bridleway are off limits?
Sorry for being so thick :oops: :wink:
Part 6 of the 2006 Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act (NERC) extinguished any vehicular rights that might exist on all ways that are recorded on Definitive Maps as footpath, bridleway or RUPP/Restricted Byway.
There are a number of exemptions, but you've got to do some work to prove the exemption. One is that vehicular rights are preserved if you can prove that motor vehicles were the main users for a 5 year period prior to NERC becoming active. You might have seen my post about collecting user evidence for High Rake - that's what that is all about.
You can read up about NERC itself here:
http://www.defra.gov.uk/rural/ruraldelivery/bill/
The implications are on the GLASS website here:
http://www.glass-uk.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=199&Itemid=859
and on the LARA website here:
http://www.laragb.org/pages/nerc.html
That should keep you all busy for a while .........
Cheers
Andrew
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 20:58
Thanks andrewk,I've got some reading/studying to do.. :wink: :lol:
Terranosaurus
04-02-2008, 21:17
Don't think NERC act applies your side of the border. Will try and check.
EDIT
Just had a look at the GLASS site - not sure if you need to be a member to read THIS (http://www.glass-uk.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=221&Itemid=442)
The pertinent bit is
Simplified Summary - Effect in England
all RUPPs have ceased to exist.
They are now all transformed to Restricted Byways (no exceptions - even if a BOAT order is outstanding).
NERC makes a big effect over most new RBs, dual-recorded Footpaths/Bridleways, and unrecorded roads; to extinguish MPV rights with immediate effect.
It is an offence under Road Traffic Act 1988 to drive an MPV over a new RB or a FP/BW.
As before, there is a defence of showing that public MPV rights exist - but that is now considerably harder to prove as most MPV rights will have been extinguished by NERC.
These changes do not affect BOATs or UCRs (shown as ORPA on OS maps).
How Joe Public might know all this I have no idea, most RBs will continue to be signposted 'RUPP', 'Right of Way', 'Cart Road', or not signed at all for some time.
As it is a de-facto offence to drive/ride a new RB with a motor, as it's always been for a FP or BW, the only advice can be NOT to do it.
Unless you have VERY good evidence both that MPV rights existed AND that they were protected from NERCs extinguishment effects.
Effect in Wales
The Welsh Assembly has passed the Statutory Instrument converting all RUPPs to RBs.
The WA yet to pass the NERCA extinguishing Instruments giving all the effects as per England.
No firm date known, perhaps November.
It remains an offence under RTA88 to drive on footpaths/bridleways and the new RBs, this can be defended with good evidence of Vehicle rights.
Effect in Scotland, Ireland, Man, etc
None.
Act has now gone through in wales though I believe.
Regardless you're still probably on dodgy ground driving bridleways unless you know for absolute sure that its legal.
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 21:29
Oh! Well that'll be that then,so i can probably drive up to the border but then i have to turn back,or face the law!! I'm going to email Northumberland county council and Borders council to see what they say about it.
It's not looking good though :(
Damn good lane as well
. :( :(
Find campsite will go for long weekend.
Don't think NERC act applies your side of the border.
No, it doesn't. You cannot extinguish vehicular rights on RoW that don't exist. The National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 did not apply to Scotland. There are no Definitive Maps.
Cheers
Andrew
Deleted Member S
04-02-2008, 22:28
Find campsite will go for long weekend.
I know a good one over the boarders it's called Cosmic's back garden :lol: :lol: :lol: or there my drive but I think poor Jack would have is paws full with my 3 Russell's :roll:
Their is a campsite or there was one in Alwinton Northumberland Klenale Hall I think it's called which is very near to were these lanes end on the Northumberland side
Deleted Member
04-02-2008, 23:09
I have found and emailed both councils to see what response,if any i get back.!
Not holding my breath though. :? :cry:
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