anyone here have any info on drumclog

[JUDWAK]

any body willing to explain this please

a surry race driver cant have anything to do with it?
do we have enough scottish online to vote?
and can i please just ask
what did the fake judwak realy do?

its old news now so it wont hurt will it

[Albannach]

Cináed mac Ailpín (Kenneth MacAlpin) wan't a racing driver.

[JUDWAK]

yes when raceing was real raceing
but still nowt to do with owt

[Albannach]

yes when raceing was real raceing
but still nowt to do with owt

Google him.

[JUDWAK]

thats intreaging
i not heard of him before
i heard of a lot of things scottish but not him
seems an intresting man that iam no dowt going to read up on in the next few days
iam in about the dates of the battle of drumclog
thats why i aint heard of him before

but still that explains nothing to me

[si tate]

Brian, I would love to visit Drumclog but no way would I use my new truck there, it's definitely an 'on road' model.

Is there any chance I could ride as a passenger in one of the other trucks that attend? Not February though, too bluddy cold for me!

Im the same, i don't mind it getting muddy its the dents & scratches that worry me, oh & the cold.

Can i follow on a little dirt track that runs along side the "nutters" route.

[yoshie]

Im the same, i don't mind it getting muddy its the dents & scratches that worry me, oh & the cold.

Can i follow on a little dirt track that runs along side the "nutters" route.

That's the beauty of the site, loads of acres for gentle off roading and plenty of places to park up and watch us clowns. You can always park up at lunch time and jump in passenger seat for the afternoon. See what off road can be like, veiwing the sky through the drain plugs in the floor.

[Albannach]

Can i follow on a little dirt track that runs along side the "nutters" route.

I've only been twice and to be honest I got more scratches from the tarpaulin than the driving. But if you stay out of the woods, you'll be fine.

[Apache]

Yeah, totally non-damaging, Drumclog...

[yoshie]

That's what I mean Andy about just following tracks.

We sometimes have that bend in the river tapped off, but then loas of the guys love to drive it and many get through, all be it a little wet.

[yoshie]

May weekend last year

http://s6.photobucket.com/albums/y24...view=slideshow

July weekend last year just a few pics of last day

http://s6.photobucket.com/albums/y24...view=slideshow

[Albannach]

Aye, the river (any river) can catch folk out. But the inside of a bend is never the right place to be?

[Apache]

Yeah, I've seen some rivers that go from the bank to 6ft deep, instantly.

[si tate]

That's the beauty of the site, loads of acres for gentle off roading and plenty of places to park up and watch us clowns. You can always park up at lunch time and jump in passenger seat for the afternoon. See what off road can be like, veiwing the sky through the drain plugs in the floor.

Excellent ill ask the boss if im aloud to go this year, already booked avalanche so i don't want to push it, although i have promised her a new kitchen in june so that has to be worth some play tokens.

[yoshie]

Excellent ill ask the boss if im aloud to go this year, already booked avalanche so i don't want to push it, although i have promised her a new kitchen in june so that has to be worth some play tokens.

Never been to Avalanche mate, but some who have and been to Drum tell me, avalanche is the size and about as difficult as the area we use as a campsite at Drumclog.

Drum is considered by many up and down the UK and Ireland as one of the best sites in the UK. It may also be gone to Quarrying in the next 3yrs, so if you want to experiance it sooner might be best.