I'm sticking my nose in here, whilst wearing my GLASS hat.
I hope you are all aware of the hard work that GLASS, GRAG and the TRF do to keep these unsurfaced rights of way open for us and other recreational 4x4 users, as such members are obliged to adhere to a Code Of Conduct, and specifically I refer to group size (no more than 4).
Through this thread I have seen a list of 16 names and am only aware of 2 leaders, so that with my maths equates to two groups of 8.
I can't stop you running any group of over 4 vehicles, but I would like you all to consider the consequences. Any group of same vehicles is going to attract attention, and I'm sure some of the group will have URL stickers on their windows, associating your driving with FOG. I sincerely hope we do not get to read on other forums about FOG running large groups and the subsequent pad publicity, not only to us, but 4x4 owners as well.
Also, "wild" camping, as far as I know, is not permitted in England and Wales (it is in Scotland - I've resarched it), so a camp site or B&B would be your best bet for an overnight stop)
Laning at night and the use of roof lights (which are intended for off-road use only). Green Lanes (ORPA's and BOAT's) are roads, subject to the highway code and other driving related laws and theoretically, you should not use roof lights. I know, I know, but I just thought I'd mention it.
I'm sure everyone who is going is going to have a great time, just as long as other countryside users and residents along your route have a peaceful time as well.
Lawrence
Members of the
Green Lane Association