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Re: “Not suitable for long vehicles”

Postby cav551 » Mon May 27, 2019 9:19 am

Stussy wrote:You saw my video, a 4x4 came the other way and no one died. You’re trying to make something out of nothing. There are miles and miles of single track roads down here where it is perfectly possible to go 50 in the dark and see when a car is coming.


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Re: “Not suitable for long vehicles”

Postby Stussy » Mon May 27, 2019 9:41 am

Pedestrians? :lol:
This is darkest Cornwall at 2am in the middle of nowhere, you’ll be lucky to see a cat out after dark let alone pedestrians! Nothing is open, I could count on one hand how many 24hr garages are open across most of the whole county, let alone anywhere for pedestrians to be going :lol:
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Re: “Not suitable for long vehicles”

Postby the nodding donkey » Mon May 27, 2019 11:51 am

Stussy wrote:You saw my video, a 4x4 came the other way and no one died. You’re trying to make something out of nothing. There are miles and miles of single track roads down here where it is perfectly possible to go 50 in the dark and see when a car is coming.



Its easier in the dark. As long as your lights are high enough to spot rogue branches sficking out.. :mrgreen:
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