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What about a big meet for next year somewhere around central england????
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NO WORRIES!
Rusty -
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Yeah, 'praps Koi could hire the NEC for the event!
Seriously, why not, Find a big campsite, BBQ, beer and Surf inspecting all weekend!4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...Comment
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I prefer mud and scratches......Originally posted by dabigman
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Yeah but everybody has your obsession for getting dirty.....Originally posted by TonyNI prefer mud and scratches......
Will catch up with you later got to go and do a 999...................NO WORRIES!
RustyComment
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Originally posted by TonyNYeah, 'praps Koi could hire the NEC for the event!
Seriously, why not, Find a big campsite, BBQ, beer and Surf inspecting all weekend!
Sounds good to me , I like the sound of food cooking on the
bbq 
and beer being opened 
I'm a custard donut monster
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wot a gret idea but why next year why not this year be better in the rainblack n tan
black n tan
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I like the sound of this.
Maybe a campsite near to some good green lanes or off road centre. BBQ, beer, fresh air 
driving on the beach 
kids 
sunshine?
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yep, definately sounds a good idea, plenty of communal bar-b-q and refreshments
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Right I'm back now..Originally posted by kitesurf_philI like the sound of this.Maybe a campsite near to some good green lanes or off road centre. BBQ, beer, fresh air driving on the beach kids sunshine?
Phil - you can't drive on a beach in central england (unless you want to bring your own sand )
I was thinking more along the lines of a location where there would be things to do for families etc
Eg - Coombe Abbey Country Park Nr Coventry - plenty of parking, masses of grass, free entry. Shouldn't be too difficult to find a campsite nearby and green laning shouldn't be a problem either
Just a thought....NO WORRIES!
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Not too keen on the scratches, but the deeper the mud the more I like to wallow. Had a quick look around and dose any one fancy ShropeshireOriginally posted by TonyNI prefer mud and scratches......
Saw this place nr Ironbridge on the attch site, Farley quarry.
http://www.4x4funday.co.uk/
and wondered if anyone knew anything about it.
sumo.If the puddles to deep..LEARN TO SCUBA.Comment
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There was a good green lane route (complete with tulip guides) around the Buxton area in an edition of TOR - I'll try to find itOriginally posted by sumoNot too keen on the scratches, but the deeper the mud the more I like to wallow. Had a quick look around and dose any one fancy Shropeshire Saw this place nr Ironbridge on the attch site, Farley quarry.
http://www.4x4funday.co.uk/
and wondered if anyone knew anything about it.
sumo.NO WORRIES!
RustyComment
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Great idea to all meet up- I'm up for it!
Although I'm not too sure camping with kids/BBQ in the winter will work if it's too cold/wet?
Linda
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I was thinking more about spring/summer next year.Originally posted by LindaGreat idea to all meet up- I'm up for it! Although I'm not too sure camping with kids/BBQ in the winter will work if it's too cold/wet?
The other thing is it could be divided n/s and have 2
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steve good sites near matlock not far from m1 for the people from the south
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