That's not ownership, it's pennance!

Drive faster, I think I can hear Banjo's.............

Sorted. Gone.

Cheers 'gozzy'. Unlikely I'll get there tonight, but I am aiming to do Twycross in the not too distant future!

Why waste it when there are Delapidated Disco's just begging to be put out of My misery!! :D .

Cheers Buddy!:eek: Never know, I might bring my Canon EOS 20D, with me too! Nice to see that the Freelander owners know how to take a good picture....... ;) .

Looks good. Apart from the fact I'm a bit of a wuss, mines a standard road-tyre fitted ES model, therefore 17" alloys, leather interior (which I don't want to get dirty - see, told you I was a wuss) , but no steps or tow bar or anything useful when extracating a stuck one! It's been a long...

Looks like the Freelander aquitted itself well. It gives me more confidence to want to do one of these 'non-scratchy' green lane outings in my pampered Freelander. Great photo's guys.

There are times like this, I'm glad I'm a coward in a 'gaylander'...................:o

You're probably right, but remember you have a 'proper' Land Rover ( & I am told, cake :)) I only have (as I am frequently told), a Hairdressers Express! It'll happen, but I want to start easily, with some 'sleeping policemen' type speed humps and a deep kerbside puddle perhaps up as far as...

+1 It sounds gentle, just what a Novice (both driver and vehicle) needs. :lol:

Nah, I'd keep the Freelander for the 'urban' jungle and a daily, whilst the 90 would be fun-mobile.. (PM me with details of the 90, How old, and what money are you looking for this 90? )

Yep. Not too shabby for a first attempt even if I do say so myself. However, don't like the sound to scratchy lanes, I might sit this "Solihull Paint Scratcher" out! (Bloody hell...I sound just like a gay hairdresser!) I'm afraid I might be being too overprotective of this pretty car of...

As long as it's wider than a Freelander..... :lol:

Speed ramps??...would'nt they scratch the underside... you know, ramp angle, and all that? ;)

Probably frightened him, was he last seen running for the hills? (not big hills, just Freelander compatible hills! :lol: )

Great pictures Deasy. I can see that the 'ruts' could be driven around if needs be, but how would a Freelander have faired with the wading? .. remembering you guys keep telling me the doors'll fall off? I might be a whimp afterall...:scratching_chin:

That was finished last week...I didn't get Cake though...:) Anyway, you said it was your sister!...:lol:

Nice. Can I have her phone number then? :caked:

Unless of course you go in something air conditioned and comfortable such as a Range Rover, a Disco 3/4 (or even a Freelander! << better hide now I think) :) :behindsofa::behindsofa: << comfy, like a ......... !?!