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  • Weardale Greenlanes

    can anyone tell me if these Greelanes I have marked in red
    are still open or if they have had TRO restriction placed on them?



    cheers
    Andy
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  • #2
    slaley forest one is the one of the ones me and arron was on at xmas,the one at waskerly is 5mins up the road from me i,ll have a drive up and cheak it out for you if you want,when you planning on doing these lanes ? think the one at ireshope burn is scorpion hill,only passable in the summer months !!!
    Last edited by silva surfa; 23 January 2011, 20:47.

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    • #3
      cheers!

      will probably be in a couple months time
      one of my brothers lives near Crook
      but i am up in NE Scotland, so when i next visit him i hope to take the landcruiser round some of these lanes
      Landcruiser Colorado
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      • #4
        according to Glass website
        the

        the "Slaley & Blanchland" Northumberland trails have a
        Experimental TRO Information applied to it...

        http://www.glass-uk.org/

        is this the lane that the locals got irate about last year Scorpion?

        doesnt look like its the main lane from slaley to blanchland

        i just checked trailwise, and these TRO are on tracks around the Embley Fell area, and are shown as bridleways on my OS map and not - greenlanes!
        so the TRO seems a bit pointless!
        Last edited by andycook; 25 January 2011, 11:24.
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        • #5
          Hmmmm, I think the 'angry local' route was from Rookhope to Slaley Forest.

          Very League Of Gentlemen, "These are local routes for local people!"

          'Tis better to sting than to be stung!

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          • #6
            was it this one ?
            with number 7 next to it?



            or the one between blanchland and slaley forest
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            • #7
              Oh yes, that's the one!

              Beware of locals carrying cameras, or anyone playing a banjo!

              (Cue the theme tune from Deliverance.)
              'Tis better to sting than to be stung!

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              • #8
                Ah Rookhope! Where men are men and sheep run like hell. Did you know that many years ago a bunch of border reivers attempted to steal shep at Rookhope and the locals chased them into a valley nearby and slaughtered them all, the reivers not the sheep.Had some strange times around Rookhope I can tell you.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by silva surfa View Post
                  slaley forest one is the one of the ones me and arron was on at xmas,the one at waskerly is 5mins up the road from me i,ll have a drive up and cheak it out for you if you want,when you planning on doing these lanes ? think the one at ireshope burn is scorpion hill,only passable in the summer months !!!
                  The track from Ireshopeburn over into Teesdale is passable most of the year it only gets closed with heavy snow. Me and the wife have a run over the tops quite regular, she enjoy's gettin out the truck to open the gates when the rain is comming down sideways Then I'll take her for a nice cuppa in Middleton or trat her to a pint of Cauldren Snout at the High Force Hotel, befor we go back over the tops again

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