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Turkey run, what a good turn out again
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Andrew Paterson
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Turkey run, what a good turn out again
Hello Scampers, Just to say that I would like to thank Steve Ed for putting a few more green lanes on the Turkey run and everyone enjoyed themselves...
People that have photos please send them to Chris Yates so he can put them on the main website, now we have loads of space on it..
Thanks for the keen Scampers that made it a good event again.
People that have photos please send them to Chris Yates so he can put them on the main website, now we have loads of space on it..
Thanks for the keen Scampers that made it a good event again.
RICK- Number of posts : 232
Age : 65
Location : The White house, New-ark East Midlands
Job/hobbies : Green laning
Registration date : 2008-05-22
Re: Turkey run, what a good turn out again
I heard a rumour of a Scamp clone joining in the action on the Turkey run.
Re: Turkey run, what a good turn out again
RICK wrote:Hello Scampers, Just to say that I would like to thank Steve Ed for putting a few more green lanes on the Turkey run and everyone enjoyed themselves...
People that have photos please send them to Chris Yates so he can put them on the main website, now we have loads of space on it..
Thanks for the keen Scampers that made it a good event again.
I would like to add a huge thank you to Rose for the wonderful breakfast - again.
Photos have been sent. I tried to pick out those with Scamps in - sadly, they were outnumbered this time by those of us in heated cars with windows, doors and 4-wheel drive! (Sadly Taz is still under repair)
lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
Turkey Run.
Well what a great day was had by most, only a couple of casualties.........
Adam had a head gasket failure and cut out the last lane out and went home.
Camp Freddie,(Mike Smith) had his front axle come lose ( he had been complaining of funny handling all morning) and had to be mended at the end on one of the lanes.
Rob complained (amongst other things) of lack of power from a thousand cc.
Fred had a sticking front caliper which slowed him a little.
The lunch at the pub in Cuckney was superb, the price had gone up from last year, but the food was hot and plentifull. I struggled to eat all mine, but some still had room for desert.
The route was just over 100 miles and I had to cut 7 lanes out because of the time, ( we were 20 minutes late for lunch). So lots of road miles in between.
Thanks to everybody who came and made it a special day.
Thanks to Fred for the breakfast and to Tasha for the map reading and working out all the short cuts we had to make................
See you all on the next green lane event, which I think is in Leicestershire......
Adam had a head gasket failure and cut out the last lane out and went home.
Camp Freddie,(Mike Smith) had his front axle come lose ( he had been complaining of funny handling all morning) and had to be mended at the end on one of the lanes.
Rob complained (amongst other things) of lack of power from a thousand cc.
Fred had a sticking front caliper which slowed him a little.
The lunch at the pub in Cuckney was superb, the price had gone up from last year, but the food was hot and plentifull. I struggled to eat all mine, but some still had room for desert.
The route was just over 100 miles and I had to cut 7 lanes out because of the time, ( we were 20 minutes late for lunch). So lots of road miles in between.
Thanks to everybody who came and made it a special day.
Thanks to Fred for the breakfast and to Tasha for the map reading and working out all the short cuts we had to make................
See you all on the next green lane event, which I think is in Leicestershire......
Turkey Run
Hi too everyone who came on the Turkey Run.
I had a bumpy ride out in Steve's SJ leaning out the back taking photos and videos of the Scampers doing their thing.
Pity we had to cut short some of the lanes, because Steve,Fred, Wayne and I had been out the last two weekends sorting out some lanes to add onto the other we have used in the past.
We were a little late for lunch at Cuckney, but the dinner was worth waiting for (I enjoyed it so much I even had a pudding!).
The lane near Leverton had a big puddle in the middle and Rick managed to get stuck on three pieces of ice wedged underneath his sump guard! (thats the first time I have come across a Scamp getting stuck like that).
Adam got carried away playing in the woods just off the Ermine Way where he bellied out over the ridge and needed a couple of strong lads to lift his back end up to get him going again.
Thanks to everyone who ventured out and made it enjoyable days greenlaning.
I had a bumpy ride out in Steve's SJ leaning out the back taking photos and videos of the Scampers doing their thing.
Pity we had to cut short some of the lanes, because Steve,Fred, Wayne and I had been out the last two weekends sorting out some lanes to add onto the other we have used in the past.
We were a little late for lunch at Cuckney, but the dinner was worth waiting for (I enjoyed it so much I even had a pudding!).
The lane near Leverton had a big puddle in the middle and Rick managed to get stuck on three pieces of ice wedged underneath his sump guard! (thats the first time I have come across a Scamp getting stuck like that).
Adam got carried away playing in the woods just off the Ermine Way where he bellied out over the ridge and needed a couple of strong lads to lift his back end up to get him going again.
Thanks to everyone who ventured out and made it enjoyable days greenlaning.
Andrew Paterson- Number of posts : 30
Age : 32
Location : Newark
Job/hobbies : Jobless, kit cars
Registration date : 2009-01-23
Turkey Run
Just to add my bit.
Thanks to everybody for turning out and making it an enjoyable day.
Sorry about the problem at the start of Ermine Way, the main battery lead had pulled out of the terminal and caused the delay. The rest of the day went fine with only a sticking brake caliper to complain about.
The lunch was fine, had a bit of every meat on my plate, I had enough and did not need a pudding.
The lanes were fine, Steve had a difficult job knowing which ones to use and which ones to leave out.
We had spent the previous weekends sorting a route.
The Scamp support units ( Suzukis and Mitsubushi's ) had a great time keeping warm and comfortable.
Rick needed a tow once and 4x4 Rob got carried away playing in the snow and spun it 180 degrees on the road between green lanes.
The day went too quickly and we ended up down the same lane we did last year in the dark, which was still difficult and demanding.
Thanks again to all that made it a enjoyable day.
Thanks to everybody for turning out and making it an enjoyable day.
Sorry about the problem at the start of Ermine Way, the main battery lead had pulled out of the terminal and caused the delay. The rest of the day went fine with only a sticking brake caliper to complain about.
The lunch was fine, had a bit of every meat on my plate, I had enough and did not need a pudding.
The lanes were fine, Steve had a difficult job knowing which ones to use and which ones to leave out.
We had spent the previous weekends sorting a route.
The Scamp support units ( Suzukis and Mitsubushi's ) had a great time keeping warm and comfortable.
Rick needed a tow once and 4x4 Rob got carried away playing in the snow and spun it 180 degrees on the road between green lanes.
The day went too quickly and we ended up down the same lane we did last year in the dark, which was still difficult and demanding.
Thanks again to all that made it a enjoyable day.
frederick wright- Number of posts : 3
Age : 67
Location : Newark
Job/hobbies : Driving my scamp.
Registration date : 2009-02-04
Turkey Run.
It wouldnt be right if i didnt moan about something or other, Due to last minute preparation, or the lack of it i decided to try a (2WD) Scamp. A Mk3 LWB. Its been some years since ive owned a 1Ltr mini. When i were a youf thats all you had!. Was it the extra weight of the lwb chassis, i think it was! (Nothing to do with my diet honest !. Well a blast up to newark with a blowing Exhaust to Fannimold coupling, grumble grumble. Oh what a car shame the last bloke denied it of antifreeze. Head off new gasket, water pump, bypass hose etc. Fresh mix of antifreeze and off i went, i think the heater must be full of crystalised slush as well! Still a long enjoyable day. The first part what a laugh, Yes even for me! 3 a breast up a bumpy grassy lane Great fun, save that for next time. Not being used to fwd in the snow and ice for some years i decided to pull on the handbreak for some opersite lock to lock fun. Knowing how Mr Edmonds would wet him self as i reproduced the famous deleated ice ring scene (from a film you all know oh so well) in my new found scamp i unfortunatly ran out or off the road . The 180 fred, Thanks to Wayne for the helping shove only to be a smart arse and try a J turn which also failed, off the road again. In general a cracking day. Damn good fun was had by all, what ever the were driving. Thanks to Steve handing out the toffees, and for sorting out the toll gate. Great food at the pub. Watching Tony used his Pajero to bully Mikes tiny suzuki into letting him pass! Or was that just skill?. All in all a day to remember. looking forward to the next. Happy New Year to You All. - 4x4 Rob.
GT3Rob- Number of posts : 153
Location : Pork Pie Town - Leicestershire
Job/hobbies : Retro Cars, Unfinished projects, cars from 1960,s onwards.
Registration date : 2008-12-18
Re: Turkey run, what a good turn out again
Well Dolly, it sounds like you had a great day out.
Happy New Year to you all.
Happy New Year to you all.
Re: Turkey run, what a good turn out again
4x4 Rob wrote: 3 a breast up a bumpy grassy lane Great fun, save that for next time.
Not being used to fwd in the snow and ice for some years i decided to pull on the handbreak for some opersite lock to lock fun. Knowing how Mr Edmonds would wet him self as i reproduced the famous deleated ice ring scene (from a film you all know oh so well) in my new found scamp i unfortunatly ran out or off the road . The 180 fred, Thanks to Wayne for the helping shove only to be a smart arse and try a J turn which also failed, off the road again.
Watching Tony used his Pajero to bully Mikes tiny suzuki into letting him pass! Or was that just skill?. All in all a day to remember. looking forward to the next. Happy New Year to You All. - 4x4 Rob.
Hope you've looked at the pics on the main site Rob. I tried to capture the events but not so easy from a vehicle with doors and windows!-unfortunately the one with your nose off the road was not as clear as I had hoped!
It was good to see you in a real Scamp for a change!
As for Tony 'bullying' Mike Smith, he gave as good as he got!
lin and tony- Number of posts : 594
Location : Cookley near Kidderminster
Job/hobbies : mending our Scamp - again and again!
Registration date : 2008-08-26
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
Re: Turkey run, what a good turn out again
I was in a car with a heater, unfortunately the fleece I had been wearing had got soaked with Cola when Colette accidentlly poured a cup of the stuff over me wuile driving.
Re: Turkey run, what a good turn out again
Happy New Year matey
Martin & Nettie- Number of posts : 1216
Location : Runcorn
Job/hobbies : Former SOC President and Secretary - its up to Mr Wezgit & Nettie now
Registration date : 2008-06-25
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