barney
18th October 2009, 06:17 PM
Folks,
I received the following email from England, seems they think the idea of a Land Rover Forum is a good idea too;-
G’day from the UK to all fellow Land Rover nuts in Australia!
I’m writing to invite you to take a look at our brand-new forum – LandyTown – and to join the equally brand-new LandyTown Association.
We are a club of like-minded people who have come together through a British Land Rover magazine forum to set up our own independent group. Although we do, admittedly, spend a lot of time online chatting, there’s more to LandyTown than that. Our regional groups organise all kinds of activities, from green-laning to overseas trips, from visiting pay-and-play sites to sitting around in pubs and – yes! – chatting. We’re already planning our stand at major Land Rover shows throughout the year.
The Forum is open (and free) to anyone who cares to drop in. Here you can make new friends, swap news and gossip or find someone to offer help and advice with your Land Rover problems.
Our members already come from all four corners of the British Isles, as well as Europe. We’re still growing and we especially welcome visitors from overseas.
Click on www.landytown.com/forum (http://www.landytown.com/forum) and say hi.
With warmest good wishes – and hope to meet you soon!
Patricia Stoner
I received the following email from England, seems they think the idea of a Land Rover Forum is a good idea too;-
G’day from the UK to all fellow Land Rover nuts in Australia!
I’m writing to invite you to take a look at our brand-new forum – LandyTown – and to join the equally brand-new LandyTown Association.
We are a club of like-minded people who have come together through a British Land Rover magazine forum to set up our own independent group. Although we do, admittedly, spend a lot of time online chatting, there’s more to LandyTown than that. Our regional groups organise all kinds of activities, from green-laning to overseas trips, from visiting pay-and-play sites to sitting around in pubs and – yes! – chatting. We’re already planning our stand at major Land Rover shows throughout the year.
The Forum is open (and free) to anyone who cares to drop in. Here you can make new friends, swap news and gossip or find someone to offer help and advice with your Land Rover problems.
Our members already come from all four corners of the British Isles, as well as Europe. We’re still growing and we especially welcome visitors from overseas.
Click on www.landytown.com/forum (http://www.landytown.com/forum) and say hi.
With warmest good wishes – and hope to meet you soon!
Patricia Stoner