classic kev
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Hahaha, don't fret I wasn't having a pop at you. I'm not a fan of horses, I think they should be banned from the roads! (or pay road tax). LOL.
Shred one under your tyres for around 30 seconds, pour on some hot engine oil the finish off in a pan on your engine.
Shred one under your tyres for around 30 seconds, pour on some hot engine oil the finish off in a pan on your engine.
Yumm.....i'm hungry now................
I wrote [& phoned Zaria Beynon ....did anyone else?... mentioned we were discriminated against re:horses Ok, 4x4 pariahs. also stated lanes shut for 6 months of year, now you say each time it rains[ which it frequently does in England!] you will send out a team of our employees @ our expense to lock all those gates for a month @ atime?Like I've said many times before, if I want to get stuck / muddy, then I'll go to a Pay & Play site. If I want to enjoy a nice quiet drive, enjoying the countryside, then I'll go laning, (and usually by myself or one or two others).
It's a reasonably affulant and rural area where I grew up and where I now find myself living again, so plenty of posh totty who are into their horses, many of whom I have known since childhood, (and my wife is mates with a lot of them).
There aint a single one of them who would even consider for one second not using a lane on horseback if that lane was already in poor condition or muddy and flooded.
I also do a lot of cycling, so I see the damage to bridleways as well as unpaved roads. And round here a lot of the earth is very clayey, which only makes matters worse.
Those on here who 'off road' in cars as well as horses may well be a lot more considerate than those who just ride horses. Maybe folk in other parts of the country are a lot more considerate too. But in my experiance, horses do just as much damage to muddy and flooded lanes as vehicles do.
Basicly, my long winded point is that if a lane is going to be closed to motor vehicles then I think that it should be closed to horse riders as well.
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