boycie
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Has any one been watching the latest developments on the All Terrain uk group on Facebook ,if you are into green laning it may be worth a look .
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Yeah .. I joined the FB page, not joining the actual website just yet!
I know a few of the people slightly, and wish them luck. They offer a different way of supporting Green Lanes and Laning than the Glass approach .. more hands on and appear like they will be both pro-active as well as reactive when necessary.
I'm sticking with Glass, I'm a rep, but can't see why I might not join both, other than expense!
I know a few of the people slightly, and wish them luck. They offer a different way of supporting Green Lanes and Laning than the Glass approach .. more hands on and appear like they will be both pro-active as well as reactive when necessary.
I'm sticking with Glass, I'm a rep, but can't see why I might not join both, other than expense!
boycie
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I just thought it was worth a look Paul .
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Has anyone had anything further to do with this group?
Am a member of GLASS, but cannot hurt to also look and see what others are also doing.
Cheers
Am a member of GLASS, but cannot hurt to also look and see what others are also doing.
Cheers
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Not a clue, sorry. They appeared amenable to talk and had some ideas, but for me they never went anywhere other than ideas. The Facebook page died unless you paid for access via the website and I can't afford membership to something that only 'might' be useful to me especially when I'm already involved with the largest group fighting for 4x4 Green Laning rights, Glass ..
