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Off to south east Kent, any one want to recommened any good drives/lanes etc.....it must Hippo friendly as the Disco is playing up and i dont want to risk it on a very long run ( its too heavy to push) i promise to behave so please guys do tell....:rolleyes:

mines done 120k and still going strong, love my Hippo!:lvgay-098:

get it sorted and keep it ,nowt wrong with a freelander....:5bcheers2:

P Plenty of lanes under the belt for me,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:crazy_driver:

worn bushes in my case

sorry to rub it in but apart from a slight clunk on the suspention it aint missed a beat in 2 years, touch wood!:5bdriving:

Mine made short work of the snow and the floods that followed, like i said on wet grass the hippo every time, yes she cant take the heavy off road stuff but as a main set of wheels that has to do shed loads of dual carageway and motorways as well as the fun stuff, shes a star...

nowt wrong with them a good crossover if your doing a lot of motorway work, mines done 110.000 with very little argro and if im taking my small caravan away and its wet grassy fields i would rather take the freelander than the disco, i await the abuse which will folllow.......:p Oh yes and it...

what ever i choose it will be fun in the mud, still not sure though!!!

:crazy_driver: your one sick man

i maybe changing my mind:confused:

the events at the skipton experince......

never thought of it that way........

i was thiking a defender????

I have won a landy experince and can drive any landy in the range, any thoughts on what i should choose........:D

to dark for pics! some long runs where roads and rivers were one, serious fun!!!!!;)

ok so only two foot off water but didnt miss a beat ( or lose a door or anything else);););)

Played in the floods round Malham......

played in the snow deep in the dales :5bhurray:

been out and about playing saw a hunk of Jap crap 4x4 embeded in a wall why do people think they can drive how they want in snow dont matter what you have you have to take it easy:rolly: