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miranda
09-02-2004, 00:38
Hello!

Been lurking for a while and thought I'd better make myself known to you all. It's a truly great forum and a thrill to find a group of people with the same interests as me.

I live in Snowdonia and drive a Series3 Landrover (LWB).

Miz :lol:

Viking
09-02-2004, 01:12
Welcome to BCUK :wave:

Tony
09-02-2004, 01:15
Good to have you and with an old Landie you're going to have some very good friends around here :uu:

Adi007
09-02-2004, 01:26
Welcome! :biggthump :wave:

Lithril
09-02-2004, 03:39
Welcome to the forum, great bunch of people here, newbie myself and already learnt loads from everyone here.

mmmm Landi, defiantely intend to get one at some point, but unless I can find a cheap ex army one I won't be able to afford one just yet (although the GF wants one too, so I may have to work on that ;) )

Ed
09-02-2004, 04:06
Welcome aboard... nice part of the country snowdonia... havn't been there for a few years now though.

:-)
Ed

Jamie
09-02-2004, 08:10
Welcome to both you and the Landy!

MartiniDave
09-02-2004, 09:36
Welcome to you and your LWB. Pull up a log and make yourself at home!

Dave

Stuart
09-02-2004, 13:31
Hello there, Make yourself at home :-D

martin
09-02-2004, 13:37
Hello and Welcome fellow Landrover Nut 8-)

Roving Rich
09-02-2004, 15:01
I here Toyota's are good, don't need so much maintenance..... :lol:
Welcome, we're a freindly landy lovin bunch really.
Get out in the mountains much? And do you know any good green lane routes, cos Rob and Mel are heading your way.
Cheers
Rich

EdS
09-02-2004, 16:38
Hi, Miranda & friend/overdraft.


Looks like we might have to start a new catagory for Landys at this rate. If you in Landy (&4x4 in general) check out:

www.difflock.com.

The technical forum is like the community area here.

Womble
09-02-2004, 16:55
Hello, good afternoon and welcome!
:-D

grumit
09-02-2004, 17:14
hi :newbie: welcome

Rob
09-02-2004, 19:44
Excellent - another lady with a Landie. :lol:

All greenlane info most appreciated :lol: gotta use 'em while they are still there :cry:

miranda
09-02-2004, 20:17
About to go and try out my very first greenlane soon. :-D

I've been on some interesting tracks before - but never any that I felt I had the right to be on.

Rob
09-02-2004, 20:53
Taught with a bunch of people? I think Mel's face was nervous enough when I had the back end of a 110 pointing skywards on our last course - let alone if I had a Landie full :lol:

Had the chance to do some driving in Wales over easter - but cant go :cry: Will just have to slot it in another time :-)

EdS
10-02-2004, 16:03
Rob /Miranda

Check out the difflock link the is always people organising laneing trip - especially in Wales.

Also look at the Green Lane Association website:

www.glass-uk.org


worth joining for the Wayfare information - thee is over 4000 lanes & byeways listed.

MartiniDave
10-02-2004, 16:26
Rich,

I have to say that on ANY 4x4 less maintenance ALWAYS leads to trouble!

Yes, even on Toymotas :-D :-D

Dave

P.S. - Us Landy people got the biggest wheelnuts in the business :wink:

wildkatz
18-04-2005, 23:12
hi there. nice to meet you. Looks like a good site. :) gonna do some more exploring. Did you manage to get to the outdoors show in birmingham?
Quite a variety of interests there.

Chat more soon :rolleyes:

Havent passed the ole driving test yet lol. neeeeed to drive! :)

Tony
18-04-2005, 23:19
Welcome to bcuk wildkatz :D

tomtom
18-04-2005, 23:22
Welcome aboard :hurra::wave:

Snufkin
19-04-2005, 00:24
Welcome :)

Paganwolf
19-04-2005, 07:41
Welcome! Oooh a nother landy lover, nice. Ive got a S3 109...lovely lol :D have fun ;)

TheViking
19-04-2005, 14:56
Hello and welcome! :D

Landy_Dom
11-01-2006, 13:22
Hi

Also from Snowdonia

Also a Landy nut

:D:D:D

where are you? i'm in tregarth near bethesda

Dom.

Topcat02
11-01-2006, 13:31
Hello both. I have managed to resist the Landy addiction so far, but my resolve seems to be weakening. :D