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Roundhill Woods? now visited - pics
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19 Feb 2012 18:04 - 19 Feb 2012 18:07 #33780
by goatboy
Replied by goatboy on topic Re: Anybody know anything about Roundhill Woods?
Well I had a couple of hours at Roundhill woods this morning.
Quite a nice site, mainly a wooded area with several tracks and lots of serious bomb holes (which were a bit too much for me).
Site was very muddy after yesterdays rain which was interesting, but little Jimny did itself proud as usual.
All the Burnham guys were very nice, did a vehicle check before you were allowed on the site, had a gazeboo thind to make tea & coffee and all really friendly. £25 included membership so next visit should only be £20.
Only problem was they ALL were in land rovers of lots of varieties. Wish I could have convinced few Jimnys to come along....
Few pictures. (not very exciting)
Quite a nice site, mainly a wooded area with several tracks and lots of serious bomb holes (which were a bit too much for me).
Site was very muddy after yesterdays rain which was interesting, but little Jimny did itself proud as usual.
All the Burnham guys were very nice, did a vehicle check before you were allowed on the site, had a gazeboo thind to make tea & coffee and all really friendly. £25 included membership so next visit should only be £20.
Only problem was they ALL were in land rovers of lots of varieties. Wish I could have convinced few Jimnys to come along....
Few pictures. (not very exciting)
Last edit: 19 Feb 2012 18:07 by goatboy.
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