Frontera Rescue Vehicle.

Today while out on the lanes of Wiltshire, we stumbled across 2 walkers, both Female with 2 young (no older than say 5) daughters, and 2 dogs... they where on a charity walk called the white horse challange.
It seems as though they got a bit lost and asked us for directions... which we helped them with. They had also run out of water (it's a hot one here today).
So we helped them get on track with our OS Map (they left theirs in the car!)... and the carried on our way after some freindly banter.
So basically we left 4 girls in the middle of no-where on a hot day with no water, and no map...(I couldn't live with myself)
So when we got to the end of the lane, and I went looking for marshalls to obtain some water....I got hold of almost a litre, and decided to drive it back up the lane back to them as a matter of urgancy.. so off we set, found the lane again, and set back to finding them.
When we caught up with them we had a bit of a chat and explained where to find the Marshalls... they only had 1 litre of water for the whole day, 4 for people (not to mention the dogs).... Looked like they had never been so glad to see a 1 litre bottle of Volvic their entire lives! They looked so de-hydrated!

We gave them a breif re-fresher on how to get back on track (they where a good mile off course and at least 2 from the marshalls) and left them to finish their walk.

We quite possibly saved them a lot of greif today, it could have been ages before they found the marshalls, if at all, and even longer to get water....

So has your Fronty been used to rescue folks down greenlanes.... (and pulling out over enthusiastic freelander drives out of muddy quagmires doesn't count)

Well done that man

Ive only rescued a few FOG member... ok ok and Ive been rescued by a few :oops:

helped the local old bill out by towing a broken down car off the main roundabout in Stevenage at rush hour. The fact that the blonde 21 year old was drop dead gorgeous had no influence on my decision to help :twisted:

Then i had to rescue my own missus in her modeo. we were at a camp site and she brought her car aswell. she starts the car and pulls off, Before i could say, "Don't go accross the...............grass", she was up to the axles. Glad I got a fronty now dear? :lol:

Thats a good point...

We didn't have any ... mainly cos we go for a half at the local on the way home... ;o)

I always have a 5 litre bottle of water, plus it comes in handy to clean the lights and registration plate before you head home :wink:

First outings I carried a spare for everything. Starting to thin it out now to the fluids and a small tool kit. Defo going to put one of them cv joint repairs in though.