Lincomb Spring 2011 pics

[Ben]

Gavs tree damage.

great articulation from Tony's lovely 40.

more tree damage.

rigging up the snatch block, so we could winch Jims LJ78 into where the punch was, using the winch on the front of my LJ70.

blind folded driver challenge pics.

Jim about to descend the incredibly steep rubie hill, not too closely followed by me.

followed by Gav. (pics really dont do it justice. )

beautiful 40's!

Carls toy, after having 6 eggs put in the rad to try and fix the leek..

more rain so the tarp was back out.

the carrying a jug of water around a course against the clock trying to spill as little as possible.

about to winch myself up the rock steps, the ground was very slippery after raining all night.

mine and Jims winning trucks!

and the winning men with trucks.

 

[Gav Peter]

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Nice one dude

 

[Jon Wildsmith]

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Well done, I expect I came last again and I can't even blame Toby this time

 

[AndyCook]

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great photos and trucks! - looks like it was a great weekend, I will have to get down for one of these meets one day!

 

[Ben]

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just realised i spelt Lincomb wrong in the title and now its too late to edit.

 

[Gav Peter]

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I'm sure that will become a magical missing E if you are one of the ed's nicely...

 

[sae70]

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Great pics Ben

Me & rob just got home (19:15hrs ish) so quick bath & bed for him, he's shattered & I'll get some pics up myself

 

[Chris Mann]

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fantastic pics Ben, good memories of an excellent weekend.

 

[Chas]

Good stuff Ben, congrats on your win, sorry I missed it all this time (apart from the pig roast ) bloody cats, why can't they feed themselves,
next time though. :happy-wavemulticolor:

 

[Crispin]

Chris realising it would be easier to inflate the double bed inside the tent.

Tony having length issues:

Camp "Must have bonnet up with smoking engine and popping sounds"

"Food did you say? Where?"

Umbawoonga Umbawoonga Umbawoonga - me man, me make fire. Looook!

Good effort

Gave lurking in the trees. You can see how the light falls on the side of his 80. The shadows make the panels look, well, normal.

A main in pain:

Me finding a parking spot:

Tony getting a bit better:

ready to change a wheel:

Trying to get to that pesky punch which bogged everyone. I went through the wrong way and tried to make a U-turn. Tony in the SWB managed but my length spoilt it.

The obligatory breakfast when camping:

The campfire:

 

[Red Oktober]

Excellent pics guys ... looks like a right blast ...

really must try to get to the next one there .... (it's about 2h 45m from us)

 

[Annamarie]

are there any b and b around there that we can stay in

 

[Andrew Prince]

Your tent? I'm sure there must be B&Bs around there. Tony or Jon could advise.

 

[Marius De Kock]

Here are some photos I took of the weekend’s events hope you like them.

Finding the punches was fun and challenging.

Some problems for one of the 80's in the bog.

Nice looking Land Cruiser.

Some help from friends and the Cruiser is out of the bog.

The whole famely enjoy the offroading and camping.

One of the very best looking 80's I have ever seen.

Had to be recovered backwards.

Lots of loud pedal but he made it up the steep slope.

Caron driving Sundance.

Lovely looking Land Cruisers.

Some more photos later.

 

[Lorin]

Really nice photos Marius, I look forward to seeing the others

 

[sae70]

It's great seeing everyone else’s photos from the weekend You can see some of the events unfolding that were talked about around the campfire that one was not present for

Here's some of mine to add to the pictorial feast

 

[Red Oktober]

Looked like a top quality weekend of mud ,mud and even more mud

 

[Gav Peter]

Did anyone mention it was quite muddy at the weekend...

 

[Marius De Kock]

It was an exelent weekend. Hope to see you can make the one later this year.

 

[Chas]

I was only there for Sat afternoon/eve, and didn't take part in any of the shenanigans but I did hear reports from Chris and Gav that Lincomb Farm has some very 'mobile' trees that leap out at you unexpectedly, can this be true I ask myself