15 words of fame for Jabbawocky

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overlander
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15 words of fame for Jabbawocky

Post by overlander » Wed Jul 25, 2012 11:35 am

As above - LRO mag for August features our own Mick Outhwaite - winching expert :aaagh:
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Re: 15 words of fame for Jabbawocky

Post by RMS » Wed Jul 25, 2012 12:06 pm

Do you know, I can't get that picture out of my head of Mick standing with winch hook in his hand, in the dark, in Todre Gorge last year :cheers:

As it happens, for those not in the know, the local minibus which had reversed into a drainage ditch was recovered using jacks, rocks and bits of wood so the winch wasn't needed. However, if they had been willing to let Mick hook them up I'm sure we would have got most of the minibus out, probably leaving the rear axle in the ditch :aaagh:

Happy memories :wink:

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Robin.
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1972 109" SW Carawagon 2.5NA
1958 109" Carawagon 2.25P (project)
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Re: 15 words of fame for Jabbawocky

Post by flyingant » Wed Jul 25, 2012 7:57 pm

RMS wrote:Mick standing with winch hook in his hand, in the dark.

The mind boggles! :grin:
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Re: 15 words of fame for Jabbawocky

Post by flyingant » Sun Aug 05, 2012 8:00 pm

I am very upset that Mick didn't mention the Plumett winch, but I suppose as it is made outside Yorkshire, he has never heard of it.
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