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For all those people who own 4x4's and never venture
along anything more adventurous than a gravel driveway - this is
what they are really meant for. Four of us passengers had to get out
to allow the driver a run at getting up this bank, yes he did make it.
Even with an experienced driver as we had for our day out, there were
quite a few hairy moments and travel over the rugged terrain was far
from straightforward. Incidentally, bulk transport across this country is done using a tractor (standard agricultural type) and a large cargo sled which travels pretty well over the slippery grass and often wet ground below. |
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