Is nowhere sacred from the car cult?

[Zoiders]

Wrong choice of vehicle.

I'd have taken a Hummer.

If you saved up for a few months you could even afford the petrol to drive it back down again.

 

[byegad]

I can suggest a politically incorrect solution, assuming the driver can be found. Shoot him in the head, a bit. He won't do it again.

 

[vernon]

I can suggest a politically incorrect solution, assuming the driver can be found. Shoot him in the head, a bit. He won't do it again.

Keep up at the back. The driver was found and charged.

To be honest, I'm a little bit envious of his exploit.

The nearest I've come to it is driving a Vanden Plas over an unmade road over Rombald's Moor. The rocky descent was a white knuckle experience when I realised that there was no chance of a retreat and the pebbles were growing into rocks and boulders. The owner of the car was sitting next to me and was not best pleased at the time. She has never talked about the incident in the subsequent twenty four years of our marriage.

 

[captain nemo1701]

Can someone kill him soon then before he does anything else stoopid.

I hope 'swimming with great white sharks whilst suffering a nosebleed' is next on his list. The gene pool needs cleaning .

 

[wiggydiggy]

I really don''t know why they branded that as a dangerous stunt; I have plenty of experience driving proper off road vehicles (Land Rovers) in some fairly challenging situations including a couple downright frightening. I also know that track well having walked it and cycled it many times. A Land Rover would have got up it easily so I can only conclude that they are calling it dangerous so as to discourage any other muppet who fancies a go having seen it's so easy that even a Vauxhall can get up there.

If he'd got it back down again (and I don't quite understand why he didn't), I bet no one would have been any the wiser. I'd love to have a crack at getting my Fourtrak up there. I haven't walked it for a few years, but the last time I did I remember thinking it'd be a great drive.

I've seen young children being pushed up in a pram Its a long walk but its only really as challenging as you make it these days. Its no less worthwhile for becoming easier BTW, its still one of my favourite hikes.

And yes I'd love to have a go driving ooh lets say a Mini Moke up there, but I wont as its wrong/illegal. Doesnt stop me wanting to, just stops me from doing it!

Apparently this man had a 'bucket list' of things to do, and this was one of them so there was method to his madness at least.

 

[captain nemo1701]

Unemployed, probably bored:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-14947291

Ironically he's a 'vehicle recovery technician'. Couldn't be bothered to recover his own vehicle though. Still think he should be done for littering.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Absolutely brilliant!!....

http://www.bbc.co.uk...-wales-15108712

At last, a story with a follow up....

 

[fossyant]

Again. Bonkers

 

[Rhythm Thief]

I don't understand why he keeps leaving it there. Turn it around, stick it in low gear and take it back down again. You won't even need to use the brakes if you do it right and no one will ever know you've been there.

 

[twobiker]

Some DUMBHEADS done it again, same vehicle.

 

[ufkacbln]

Is this idiot unstable?

He already faces charges and then does this ?

Still the good news is if the Police have any sense this will be an "aggravated " offence which should see a ban