A few snaps

Out and about today taken a few snaps for the calendar, a rare bit of sunshine after all that rain.

Welcome to the 20's club at last J!That all the cash spent from the Olympic trip?.My mate was down there with you...Colin (Boomer)

Yep it was a grand day up here today, I took the Defender off into the QEFP to recce for an SLROC Greenroad Run and find some nice places to go off road for those who like to get a little dirt in their wheel arches and found some cracking side routes.

It doesn't look like it is for Evoques on this bit but under all that long grass is a lovely hard track not drive for about 20 years!


An autumnal evening (about 5pm) looking along Loch Chon


This is not a photochop picture, there was not a breath of wind, and it's too late in the year for midges too


Land Rovers on the trail


If anybody in Central Scotland would be interested in coming along on the actual GRR please let me know - all the tracks are timber extraction roads so hard/ compacted gravel, special stages are definitely not for Freelanders and Evoques but I have 5 spare seats in my Defender................. if you don't want to rip the bottom out of your Evo on a special stage but fancy driving the forest trails. There are about 40 miles of trails on this run.

@vinny- yes that's the extra cash gone, I took from him the other day, he said you were fixing his heating or something.

@Tim- good photos there, my back drops not as grand, the second photo is actually in Methil docks. The hill is a lot steeper than it looks, I nearly broke my neck walking down. I had visions of the car following me.

Looks a whole different car on the 20's don't you think?very nice!
Colin is a sound guy we live in the same estate and go to watch the Rangers known him for years,wouldn't get on a bus if he was driving tho

I'm pleased with the wheels, as you say it looks completely different. The scary thing with Colin is he mentors the new drivers