Hi. I live near Dunstable & am looking for some fun injections. Have always had a 4x4 of some sort on the drive & thought green laning sounds good fun. Im a total novice but would be grateful to know of some low remanding lanes in my locality. Thanks. Simo
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neilly
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Hi,
Welcome to the looneyzone,
I would suggest the following,
Join GLASS, find your local rep and get in contact with them.
Get on FB and find your local 4x4 groups, find one that you like most organise / plan greenlaning trips. Aylesbury has a good family friendly club.
Find someone to show you the ropes of finding lanes that are legal and learn how to use lanes responsibly.
Good luck.
Cheers
Welcome to the looneyzone,
I would suggest the following,
Join GLASS, find your local rep and get in contact with them.
Get on FB and find your local 4x4 groups, find one that you like most organise / plan greenlaning trips. Aylesbury has a good family friendly club.
Find someone to show you the ropes of finding lanes that are legal and learn how to use lanes responsibly.
Good luck.
Cheers
Many thanks for thise tips. Will do.
Turboman
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Welcome to LZ, mate.
I would think the local psychiatric unit might oblige, and you might even get them free on the NHS.
Seriously, though. Like he says, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^, research the legalities of laning first, so that you don't get in trouble, or cause upset.
And try and meet some other laners too, it is best to go out with other people, at least at first. GLASS is a good organisation, not too dear, and you won't go too far wrong with their advice.
Welcome to LZ, mate.
Thanks chaps. All good advise. Just what I was looking for. I'll contact glass & hook up with someone local. Ta.
I would think the local psychiatric unit might oblige, and you might even get them free on the NHS.
Seriously, though. Like he says, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^, research the legalities of laning first, so that you don't get in trouble, or cause upset.
And try and meet some other laners too, it is best to go out with other people, at least at first. GLASS is a good organisation, not too dear, and you won't go too far wrong with their advice.
