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Re: Lake District vote

Postby V6POWER on Sun Sep 05, 2010 11:31 pm

Carefull its gonna look like its been rigged. :lol:
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby bl4kmist on Mon Sep 06, 2010 6:07 am

85% YES 15% NO @ the mo hehe :dance:
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby xscottxjx on Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:00 am

Just voted.

86% now!
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby 4x4 bobby on Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:09 am

I just voted and its still 86%
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby bl4kmist on Mon Sep 06, 2010 1:52 pm

I just managed to vote a 2nd time :twisted: yet still 86% :?: :!: :?: :!: :?:
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby huggy on Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:00 pm

2nd vote for me too :) 87%
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Drift on Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:06 pm

Those antis still insist on banging in a vote or two to lower the percentage :lol:
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Frontycustoms on Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:51 pm

Voted 83%
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n again n again n still the same :?
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby pot bellied pixie on Thu Sep 09, 2010 11:53 pm

Down to 73% when I voted just now
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby spookyman60 on Fri Sep 10, 2010 9:19 am

down to 72% when i voted
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Drift on Fri Sep 10, 2010 9:21 am

I reckon a bobble hat is the editor and froze the yes vote as this is on every 4x4 forum Ive seen and all are voting and reporting the same thing, hmmmmmmm begs the question doesnt it :wink:

Plus are they going to let the vote run until it reaches the desired outcome or does it have a published cut off date.....FIX :evil:
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Road Hog on Fri Sep 10, 2010 9:30 am

I would think it more likely that the "bobbles" are monitoring 4x4 forums & have picked up on posts declaring single person doing multiple voting on more than one occasion & had the code changed to re-align the numbers to one vote per IP address.
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby lambicman on Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:00 pm

Just voted :D Presently 70% for, 30% against.

Interesting to note though that most working communities in Upland areas have a high proportion of 4 wheel drives.....
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Biggie G on Fri Sep 10, 2010 3:15 pm

Afternoon, some bobbles must have been on after their walks as its down to 69% for the 'Yes'
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Drift on Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:28 pm

I dont know who this guy is but he hit the nail on the head :well done: :well done:

Firstly, I am not a Cumbrian local.
I do however live on the outskirts of Snowdonia and am both a lover of the countryside/mountain
s and a 4x4 driver.
I have no inclination to ban walkers from the countryside (although, some could do with some serious education on behaviour whilst visiting areas !), likewise, I have no inclination to ban the very small minority of offroad entusiasts from the countryside (some of whom could also do with some education on behaviour), there is plenty of space for ALL forms of recreation and NO group should consider themselves as the ALPHA users of the countryside.
I think the majority of 4x4 offroad drivers are generally sympathetic to the land they use, since there is so little available to them for their enjoyment.
With this in mind, like already suggested, why not leave these LEGAL byways alone, let them be enjoyed by those that seek their enjoyment from driving these ancient tracks and since they cover such a tiny percentage of the countryside, walkers should just go elsewhere ? i.e. Stick to non vehicluar tracks. It does seem that some groups want to "have their Kendal cake AND eat it".
This does seem to smack of a bullying nature, where the larger majority is persecuting the minority group, solely so they can have it ALL their own way.
I fail to understand why 4x4's 'spoil' the countryside for others (JUST DONT LOOK AT THEM !!). As a seasoned walker in Snowdonia, I am quite often repulsed by the sight of 50 or so 'sightseers' trampling their way up Snowdon, often schoolkids from towns, dropping crisp packets, etc. I am also sick of 'walking' down a country lane, only to be confronted by piles a horse manure !! perhaps we should ban them too !!!
In summary, live and let live. I ALWAYS treat fellow outdoor lovers with respect, no matter how they care to enjoy themselves. It's just a shame some small minded people can't do the same.


From the original stories comments page.
http://www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/ ... d_drivers/
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby bl4kmist on Sat Sep 11, 2010 1:34 am

http://www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/ ... d_drivers/

After reading through the above link, i decided to join the site and add my own views on this matter (under the name MaxMaximus). Who knows, maybe it will make some people see sense ? 8)
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby Drift on Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:26 am

Nice one and very well put 8) :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Re: Lake District vote

Postby landibambi on Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:23 am

Drift wrote:I dont know who this guy is but he hit the nail on the head :well done: :well done:

Firstly, I am not a Cumbrian local.
I do however live on the outskirts of Snowdonia and am both a lover of the countryside/mountain
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I have no inclination to ban walkers from the countryside (although, some could do with some serious education on behaviour whilst visiting areas !), likewise, I have no inclination to ban the very small minority of offroad entusiasts from the countryside (some of whom could also do with some education on behaviour), there is plenty of space for ALL forms of recreation and NO group should consider themselves as the ALPHA users of the countryside.
I think the majority of 4x4 offroad drivers are generally sympathetic to the land they use, since there is so little available to them for their enjoyment.
With this in mind, like already suggested, why not leave these LEGAL byways alone, let them be enjoyed by those that seek their enjoyment from driving these ancient tracks and since they cover such a tiny percentage of the countryside, walkers should just go elsewhere ? i.e. Stick to non vehicluar tracks. It does seem that some groups want to "have their Kendal cake AND eat it".
This does seem to smack of a bullying nature, where the larger majority is persecuting the minority group, solely so they can have it ALL their own way.
I fail to understand why 4x4's 'spoil' the countryside for others (JUST DONT LOOK AT THEM !!). As a seasoned walker in Snowdonia, I am quite often repulsed by the sight of 50 or so 'sightseers' trampling their way up Snowdon, often schoolkids from towns, dropping crisp packets, etc. I am also sick of 'walking' down a country lane, only to be confronted by piles a horse manure !! perhaps we should ban them too !!!
In summary, live and let live. I ALWAYS treat fellow outdoor lovers with respect, no matter how they care to enjoy themselves. It's just a shame some small minded people can't do the same.


From the original stories comments page.
http://www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/ ... d_drivers/


i am from the lake district and have just read this and tbh most of the locals are SICK to death of tourist walkers up there thinkin they own the place i lived in hawkshead all my life up untill 6 month ago and 4x4s are aloud on a very small percentage of the tracks around the lake district compared to walkers so they should not complain because they have thousands of miles of foot paths a bridal ways to walk along undisturbed by the 4x4 community. the tourists seem to have great pleasure in tellin me and other local people in the comunity what we can and carnt do. this happend to me wen i was even workin on a farm and on our own land and still they trided to tell us wat to do so they need to stop beein nit pickin pansys and shut up. it is the same kinda sinario as the 10mph speed limit on the lake a few none local house owners ruined it for us local people. sorry rant over and opligise for spelling as screen has gone weird.
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