Originally Posted by gruntygiggles (Post 1835885)

Hahahahaha!

When me and an ex took our then Land Rover 90 up to Yorkshire for a holiday, we followed the sat nav taking us back to the cottage after a day out. It took us to a place called Crackpot Caves or Crackpot pass. WOW. We got to an open gate that looked like any other entrance to dales/moors that you regularly go through up there and so thought nothign of it. That road ended up being a track, but we had 3-4 daylight hours left so thought we'd have a bit of fun as it was listed as a legal byway for us to drive. We ended up going up a hill that was made of stone steps, each almost a foot high in some places (off roading call these steps), we went through some of the trickiest technical off road terrain that I have ever encountered, but couldn't turn back as no where to turn around and hill too steep to be reversing on our own. Thought we'd just carry on. We eventually got to the top and onto the pennine way ( i think?) and it took us over 5 hours to get back to a road. We saw a man resembling the Grim Reaper up there all on his own in a long black cloak, hood up. Land rover 90 coming up behind him and didn't turn to look. When we passed, I look at him and couldn't see a face under the hood..........


SCARY!!!!:reaper:


Got to love Sat Navs sometimes!!!

Originally Posted by Gazza77 (Post 1835893)

It's only about 5 miles from where I live. My inlaws have a caravan site, and always tell caravanners to follow given directions not SatNavs because they end up going down roads too narrow and steep to tow on as the most direct route. Inveriably they get ignored and the subsequent phone call of "we're lost and stick". :rolleyes: