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Coast to Coast via Green Lanes
The plan was to travel from the west coast to the east coast using as many green lanes as we could, so we set off bright an early on Friday morning from the North East and headed for the West Coast. We camped at a friends farm on the Friday night and continued on Saturday crossing into Yorkshire. Unfortunately I got called away on Saturday night leaving the others to complete their journey on Sunday. On High Tilberthwaite I managed to put a rip into the sidewall of one of my GG AT's and the green 90 managed to snap a rear shocker It was however a brilliant weekend with some great company and I'm sure we will have another crack at it soon
A few photos from the weekend
On the beach ready to start
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Descending High Tilberthwaite
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The view from High Tilberthwaite
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Looking up to Breasthigh Road
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Crossing the ford at the base of Breasthigh Road
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The view from the top of Breasthigh
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At the water Cut on Lady Anne's Way above Mallerstang
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Cheers Ian
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22nd Jul 2013 10:29 pm
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crackin photos dan looks like you all had a real blast MY05 SE D3 Manual my first LR what a car
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23rd Jul 2013 8:04 am
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Nice to see your D4 getting "down and dirty" with the others....
Great pics and looks like a good trip....particularly like the track winding up into the hills...Breasthigh Road... 8)"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool,than to speak out and remove all doubt" ?.....what rubbish...
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23rd Jul 2013 8:32 am
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Cracking weekend, great weather and even better company! We will be back! Club N.E.R.D.s
23rd Jul 2013 9:04 am
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I did most of the opposit direction with MORC the other week
if anyone fancies as yours look pretty good as well FFRR Owner, very nearly became a D3 owner
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23rd Jul 2013 9:06 am
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Fantastic pics matey ehat a brilliant trip you had. Mantec sump guard.
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First time I did Breasthigh road the river level was pretty high and being on gate duty I got pretty wet Club Exped trailer
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Thanks for the comments guys it was an epic weekend and a great laugh Cheers Ian
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23rd Jul 2013 10:25 pm
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Great pics, they really make me want to take the trip. It's amazing that you actually have enough greenlanes to allow you to go across the country. In our country you'll get arrested if you drive 2 feet of the main road..
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23rd Jul 2013 11:56 pm
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Ent wrote:
First time I did Breasthigh road the river level was pretty high and being on gate duty I got pretty wet
Sent my boy across the stepping stones to open the gate for us; he got wet and it was shallow!Club N.E.R.D.s
24th Jul 2013 12:38 pm
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The way to do it to minimise soggy feet is drive upto the gate and drop the gate boy off and then reverse as the gate opens into the river. It was that high though that I still jumped out into a foot of water Club Exped trailer
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Looks class love the 4th pic down its like a postcard
24th Jul 2013 1:26 pm
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Ent my lad was walking across the stones and I went across a bit sharp, enough to get his boots n trousers damp! Club N.E.R.D.s
24th Jul 2013 5:44 pm
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Can't imagine why it's called Lady Anne's Way...
Looks like a cracking trip, would love to see the itinerary for it. Shame you didn't complete the run though.
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24th Jul 2013 7:15 pm
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I seem to remember that at least some of this route was shown in a well known Land Rover mag - must go and search in the pile marked ''To be filed when nothing else to do.''
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and the green 90 managed to snap a rear shocker 
It was however a brilliant weekend with some great company and I'm sure we will have another crack at it soon 
ehat a brilliant trip you had. 
