Waitangi Day. What ya get up to ?
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 7:58 pm
So its not the weekend, but who cares its a day off in the middle of the week, bloody awesome if ya ask me.
So what did everyone get up to today.
I had a bloody good sleep in and then trundled up to Rallywoods after lunch to suss out a few tracks for the 2013 Kiwi Challenge.
Then we had a Kiwi 4x4 Club meeting and started to head out when Reece had to park up his trailer due to wheels trying to fall off, so I shot down to Grahams house who is one of the shareholders to see if we could leave the trailer and truck there, only to find him standing there wondering how to get his little pickup back onto the track after nearly sliding off it, so I winched him back to safety then we dumped the Gremlin and trailer off Reeces tow wagon and headed out, only to see flashing lights on cop cars and accident signs out on the Haywards Hill Road. Imagine our suprise to see Mark O with a sad looking safari minus a left front wheel and resting on the barrier. 3 Cop cars and 4 cops doing traffic duty on the busy road whilst we quickly dragged it off the barrier and jacked it up and threw the wheel back on with only 2 nuts not quite holding so he could crawl down the road 300m to a safe parking area. Quite an eventful evening really.

So what did everyone get up to today.
I had a bloody good sleep in and then trundled up to Rallywoods after lunch to suss out a few tracks for the 2013 Kiwi Challenge.
Then we had a Kiwi 4x4 Club meeting and started to head out when Reece had to park up his trailer due to wheels trying to fall off, so I shot down to Grahams house who is one of the shareholders to see if we could leave the trailer and truck there, only to find him standing there wondering how to get his little pickup back onto the track after nearly sliding off it, so I winched him back to safety then we dumped the Gremlin and trailer off Reeces tow wagon and headed out, only to see flashing lights on cop cars and accident signs out on the Haywards Hill Road. Imagine our suprise to see Mark O with a sad looking safari minus a left front wheel and resting on the barrier. 3 Cop cars and 4 cops doing traffic duty on the busy road whilst we quickly dragged it off the barrier and jacked it up and threw the wheel back on with only 2 nuts not quite holding so he could crawl down the road 300m to a safe parking area. Quite an eventful evening really.
