Driveroneuk:
chicane:
so easily done, no way you could rescue it if you put a wheel off at that areaQuite so and very possible he was forced over by an ancoming vehicle.
Know that road very well, that could well be the case, probably a vehicle overtaking another coming the other way as the road narrows sharply just before that point.
franklin
The cairn o’ mount? Nice to hear Banchory get a mention on here (my home town), cause usually no one has ever heard of the place…
It was on the main A road stonehavan-Banchory just after a seriously tight u-bend I wasn’t really expecting either. Front n/s dropped in soft grass and I nearly had a heart attack 
chicane:
Driveroneuk:
chicane:
so easily done, no way you could rescue it if you put a wheel off at that areaQuite so and very possible he was forced over by an ancoming vehicle.
Know that road very well, that could well be the case, probably a vehicle overtaking another coming the other way as the road narrows sharply just before that point.
Could be but most likely just clipped the verge and unlucky it pulled him in.
Have noticed over the past few months on this stretch numerous ‘‘verge clips’’. - The fields and verges in this part of the country are saturated
Hauled silage from the fields on both sides round there this summer, you would think with it being an elevated area the ground would be quite firm but in fact the soil is mostly black peat and soft as sh@te big areas we just couldn’t get onto to lift and a lot of straw still lying unbaled. Field of uncut wholecrop maze just west of Carrutherstown sums soil conditions up round there.
