, I came across a website called Simply 4x4 who do basic intros. What appeals to me is that they do a few days out in Derbyshire. Looking thru their guestbook I see that Lord Trugga did it back in 2004 
Whats your opinion Lawrence? Worth it?
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As I am a complete 4x4 novice and believe in a slowly/gently approach
, I came across a website called Simply 4x4 who do basic intros. What appeals to me is that they do a few days out in Derbyshire. Looking thru their guestbook I see that Lord Trugga did it back in 2004 Whats your opinion Lawrence? Worth it?Martin
Back in 2004, yes it was well worth it.
I did three trips out with Keith and Hayden at about £25 a time - very good full days out. Nowdays though, Hayden has moved on leaving just Keith to lead and in order to cover his costs (or whatever other reason), he occasionally runs (in my oppinion) too big a group. Having had my days out with Keith (group size of between 4 and 6 vehicles), I was inspired to do a little more research, that found me joining GLASS. Having been a member for 3 years and experiencing the turmoil that was the NERCA, I will not partake in laning that sees a group size of more than four vehicles - as per the GLASS voluntary code of conduct. In one way I would say yes, you'll have a great day out, but I would take time to consider the negative impact a large convoy of 4x4 has for our pastime. Perhaps, give him a call and discuss your concerns (if you concur with mine) Lawrence
I watched some of Truggas' laning vids on youtube last night and omg they look fun. Think I'm looking forward to that new engine being run in than Lawrence is
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Wouldn’t mind a run out in the peak some time, need to look at some viable lanes in the area and have a meet sometime.
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