please help me

well done greg n sal. Cant think off a time on here i have seen us all waiting for a story to pan out this better than the telly, Think every one feels you owed a pat on th back glad every one ok

so what your saying we have to stay up later to see the pictures i think they two dragging this out (lovely choice of words) just for the ratings :lol:

Si, you are now officially the FOG Cup presenter

I like that :lol:

Now, that whisky would need to go down the M6 to get to Si..right past here ...hmmm intercept :lol:

Pickies are uploading...will try and lighten em up a bit... :wink:

Pickies...sorry about the quality, they were taken on my phone and it was pretty dark..

James takes the strop down to secure to his truck for planA extraction...

tow attached to both trucks just prior to them both being being very nearly stuck...

The final drag after freeing James truck from the bog...

Both trucks back on terra firmer...ie the track...

Back in civilization

Again soz for not taking more pickies or better ones....was all a bit of a mad rush leaving here and didnt take a proper camera... :oops:

Gives the idea though of what we were up against though hopefully :shock:

cool looked a hard recovery sir

Well done greg & Sal.

absolute quality job greg & sal :wink:

where else would you of got such a quick response for help at that time of day especially in woods that resembled the ones in the blair witch film so close to halloween :shock:

i really wanted to stay up for the outcome but im a bit of a slack arse nowdays & struggle to keep my eyes open once ive had my cup of horlicks

well done guys :well done:

Didnt think of the whole Halloween thing... :shock:

Its aint so bad if there is several of you, but on your own it is really easy to get spooked in woods :lol:

Every little noise makes you jump...been there many times when doing the digger weekends and staying up the woods on my todd...made the mistake of not dropping the digger bucket down on the floor once, so that about every 20mins through the night there was a big creak as the bucket gradually made its way an inch at a time nearer to the ground...woke me up everytime, but nothing I could do as the digger had immobilised itself so I couldnt lower it down!

Well done Greg - out of interest, was it the far eastern parts of our fare county that you had to go yonder and do your pulling.
If it was, maybe get James to do some receying down them there parts for a bit of laning - as long as he doesn't go alone.

top job

Top job guys n gals, no' bad pics too considering the 'light' conditions! :shock: