anyone used this lane?
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thanks for that, just bought my first 4x4 (06 pathfinder) and while it's still nice and shiny don't really want to take it to an off road centre, give it a few weeks though and I'll be getting stuck with the rest of you! :lol in the mean time I'll hunt out some more lanes.
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drove that one earlier in the year.
its on a route that we do with ian douglas.
some easy non damaging lanes around that area if you dont want to scratch your new motor.:thumbs
if you look at ian's photo gallery there is some pics from that day out.
its on a route that we do with ian douglas.
some easy non damaging lanes around that area if you dont want to scratch your new motor.:thumbs
if you look at ian's photo gallery there is some pics from that day out.
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found the link herehttp://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/album.php?albumid=46:thumbs
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hi dan224.
The lound lane you have marked is just a gravel track (nicer run to go past the water fowl reserve )it goes through a sand and gravel works so no scratches .:clap Just a bit of water and mud to play in.
If you look at the end of the lane you will find the village of HAYTON.
there is a Byway runs around in a square ( Advise drive when its dry)
DONT TAKE THE LEFT TURN (Byway) AT 2nd X ROADS AS ITS VERY RUTTED ,just go straight on which will bring you back into Hayton
You would be ok to drive on your own ,although there has been some road repair on there where they sometimes just tip the load s and leave them till later when a JCB will come along and level them off.
SO sometimes it can be a squeeze to pass them on grass verge so always walk first to make sure there are no ruts or obstructions to catch you out.
its well sign posted but would take a print out of map just to be sure as there is a bridleway on right at the FIRST x roads .
Keep your eyes open for possible NOTTS LANES DAY SOON.
rgds.iandouglas.
ps.
feel free to pm me if you need any more help.
The lound lane you have marked is just a gravel track (nicer run to go past the water fowl reserve )it goes through a sand and gravel works so no scratches .:clap Just a bit of water and mud to play in.
If you look at the end of the lane you will find the village of HAYTON.
there is a Byway runs around in a square ( Advise drive when its dry)
DONT TAKE THE LEFT TURN (Byway) AT 2nd X ROADS AS ITS VERY RUTTED ,just go straight on which will bring you back into Hayton
You would be ok to drive on your own ,although there has been some road repair on there where they sometimes just tip the load s and leave them till later when a JCB will come along and level them off.
SO sometimes it can be a squeeze to pass them on grass verge so always walk first to make sure there are no ruts or obstructions to catch you out.
its well sign posted but would take a print out of map just to be sure as there is a bridleway on right at the FIRST x roads .
Keep your eyes open for possible NOTTS LANES DAY SOON.
rgds.iandouglas.
ps.
feel free to pm me if you need any more help.
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