Zroadster AA box challenge.

[Kate and rod]

Got Devils Bridge 289 we still doing this?

 

[Pingu]

@bertiejaffa and @deano1712 (where-ever you are) - Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

 

[bertiejaffa]

@bertiejaffa and @deano1712 (where-ever you are) - Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

ha ha.... of course !!!

 

[Pingu]

Just in case anybody is mAAd enough to think about it...

 

[Stevo7682]

A few days but a doable event Gary .
I have already looked at a potential Scottish run weekend thst would cover the north Highlands ones.
Stephen

 

[Pingu]

A few days but a doable event Gary .
I have already looked at a potential Scottish run weekend thst would cover the north Highlands ones.
Stephen

Five days if you collect one enroute to the start point .

Four days, between 30 to 40 hours, and over 1700 miles.

Start @ 723 (collected enroute), overnight at 631, 817, 530 and halfway between 137 and 161.

....but I'm only guessing

 

[Pingu]

Tricky little beggar the beadnell box, 817, found it on our third pass hiding in the trees. Luckily Rod has his most determined challenge jumpsuit on ( orange fyi) View attachment 267455View attachment 267457View attachment 267459

Well done finding that one. It took me 30 minutes of Streetviewing. I nearly gave up, and thought someone had turned it into matchsticks.

 

[Rod and Kate]

we went around a few times to!!

 

[Geoff Crispin]

At last I have visited the AA box on Porlock Hill in my latest purchase which is about 17 miles from where I live which is a mile inland from Blue Anchor Bay

 

[Pingu]

Something really mAAd happened over the weekend, but I'll leave it to others to tell the tales. The director's cut will be staying in the vaults.

 

[Pingu]

At last I have visited the AA box on Porlock Hill in my latest purchase which is about 17 miles from where I live which is a mile inland from Blue Anchor Bay

You weren't the only one...

 

[ktnez99]

You weren't the only one...

That’s a great Z driving road! Not!
So you found the same AA box?

 

[Pingu]

That’s a great Z driving road! Not!
So you found the same AA box?

Did you see the end? I wasn't alone.

 

[ktnez99]

Who was there?!?

 

[Geoff Crispin]

You weren't the only one...

How did you find that dirt track, Porlock is well sign posted all the way on the A39. I have passed the AA box many times going to Lynmouth but never knew Stevo had posted this some time ago. SatNavs often lead you up the garden path

 

[ktnez99]

Just in case anybody is mAAd enough to think about it...

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OK, ok, ok…against my better judgment, and as the map isn’t too clear, is there a written list as to where these AA boxes are*?
*Asking for a friend

 

[Eddie Zedder]

OK, ok, ok…against my better judgment, and as the map isn’t too clear, is there a written list as to where these AA boxes are*?
*Asking for a friend

Post No1!

 

[Geoff Crispin]

OK, ok, ok…against my better judgment, and as the map isn’t too clear, is there a written list as to where these AA boxes are*?
*Asking for a friend
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Yes at the start of this post

 

[Pingu]

Who was there?!? View attachment 344893

You will find out in due course.

If the scribe is up to his usual standards, 13 months from now

 

[Pingu]

How did you find that dirt track, Porlock is well sign posted all the way on the A39. I have passed the AA box many times going to Lynmouth but never knew Stevo had posted this some time ago. SatNavs often lead you up the garden path.

The video pretty much explains it. I was in an L322 Range Rover. It needed the high lift suspension, but it didn't need the Low Range. I did it in 3rd (Low) which is the same as 1st (High). The dryness of the ground made it very easy - the only concern was clearance, and with the High Suspension setting, it wasn't a problem for me. As @ktnez99 correctly stated, it isn't a road for Zs