The web site is closed for comment when I tried it this morning , days early !Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
The web site is closed for comment when I tried it this morning , days early !
http://www.friendsofthepeak.org.uk/C...ck_the_tracks/
Watching the programme again, it struck me that the position the Peak District National Park Authority took,
was because they were very afraid to be landed with the upkeep and repair of the lanes!
As for upgrading the tracks with stone etc to make them more like roads, it ain't what the off roaders want.
The number plate 'RUT' on one of the vehicles summed that up very well.
'Take the Long Way Home'
I could think of a more appropriate numberplate which would require only minor alterations to 'RUT'.
Rust? I dunno you'll have to give me a clue.
Tao begets one. One begets two. Two begets all things.
C u r t ?
Brut? so they can "splash it all over"
The Annual General Meeting of
rocking the BOATis to take place on Wednesday, May 9th 2012at 8.00 pm in the Crispin Inn, Great Longstone.The presence of all supporters and members would be greatly appreciated.
You will have an opportunity: -
a) to see and buy a framed print of Kinder Downfall given to rocking the BOAT by artist Rod Holt to raise funds for our organisation.
b) to see the Request for a Road Traffic Order (TRO) on Leys/Chertpit Lane recently submitted to the Peak District National Park Authority.
c) to see a display of recent photographs and records.
'Take the Long Way Home'
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