Posted on 06/01/2023 13:02
Obviously members that complain about poor or narrow access to club sites have never been to Low Wensleydale site or the Kendal site ,I have not seen any complaints about these site ,perhaps is that us northerners are better drivers and can managed them !!
Posted on 06/01/2023 15:46
The "worst' club site for approach for us is the one at Derwentwater. The main road in needs a strong nerve and then the approach over the bridge at Grange village and through there can be tight. I know they have widened the actual entrance to the site due to the number of "accidents" that happened to those that misjudged the turn, Northerners included.
Otherwise I hope the OP was said tongue in cheek as these territorial chest thumping comments are tiresome.
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Posted on 06/01/2023 13:02 by skodamanObviously members that complain about poor or narrow access to club sites have never been to Low Wensleydale site or the Kendal site ,I have not seen any complaints about these site ,perhaps is that us northerners are better drivers and can managed them !!
Posted on 06/01/2023 16:18
Been to both sites several times. It’s often, and the case for both of these I think, that the first time is always the worst, particularly after listening to the comments of a timorous few. Thing is, I’d bet that after all these years there have been very few really challenging incidents at either. After all, aren’t we courteous and helpful to our fellow travellers and anticipating problems may just be more of an issue than the approach itself. Once you’ve done these approaches a couple of times you know the score and no real problems!
Posted on 06/01/2023 13:47 by peedeeYes did mean the site in Cornwall, I'm easilly confused.
Link seems fine to me. Try http://wheelgotravelling.info/Videos/MasdeLaCamAccess.mp4.
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Posted on 06/01/2023 14:22 by TinwheelerNope, sorry, still no go.
Posted on 06/01/2023 16:27 by peedeeTW and SteveL, Metheven appears to be able to access it. Might be you cannot process MP4 video?
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Posted on 06/01/2023 14:11 by SteveLI can’t get either link to work PD.
Unless they have been installed in the last year, Lower Wensleydale does not have traffic lights. However the very narrow section with no passing places is very short and you can see if anything is coming before you start along it. I thought Fairlight Wood more challenging. I don’t recall the Kendal site being an issue, although it’s a long time since we visited.
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