Richie Box

Richie Box

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This may be way out there but here goes - I'm new to green laning, but I'm sitting in a hospice tonight and I'm reading how much money it costs to provide this service to the patients (my mum in this case) and am wandering if its possible to green lane from Lands End to johno'groats, thinking of raising funds? What u think?
 
Richie Box said:
This may be way out there but here goes - I'm new to green laning, but I'm sitting in a hospice tonight and I'm reading how much money it costs to provide this service to the patients (my mum in this case) and am wandering if its possible to green lane from Lands End to johno'groats, thinking of raising funds? What u think?
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The answer is No.

Some peeps have tried to do this before but you will end up with more tarmac than mud.
 
It would be more beneficial for yu to volunteer to help at the hospice than to drive the length of the country & back. They are always looking for help.
 
an admirable thought - just maybe not the most practical to benefit the peeps that yu wish to benefit most?
 
Thanks, gona have an hour on spanners now and try to finish the swivel ball replacement I started two weeks ago! Cheers guys!
 
Heres a thought.....if you followed a turf lorry to john o groats would that count as greenlaning all the way?
 
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