Off Road Trails

[WGD1340]

Anyone got any links, gps info, advice on where I could get some off roading on the GSA in Co Armagh?

 

[Aidan1150]

There's very little that I know of WGD. There might be some track up around Newtownhamilton and Armaghbreague. I have passed a few, but they are usually closed with a barrier and I have never stopped to check them out.

 

[the celt]

There's very little that I know of WGD. There might be some track up around Newtownhamilton and Armaghbreague. I have passed a few, but they are usually closed with a barrier and I have never stopped to check them out.

CHICKEN

 

[WGD1340]

Ok Ta.

 

[the celt]

WGD1340 were are you based ???

 

[alimey4u2]

WGD1340 were are you based ???

Co Armagh....

 

[WGD1340]

Co Armagh....

Just outside Armagh city, in Co Armagh.............

 

[the celt]

keep your eyes peeled,
i'll be heading to Donegal in a few weeks
for a wee spin up the tracks...
it will be a sunday more than likely

 

[WGD1340]

keep your eyes peeled,
i'll be heading to Donegal in a few weeks
for a wee spin up the tracks...
it will be a sunday more than likely

It derives from an old verb pill, “to plunder”, which is the root of our modern word pillage. It came to us from the Latin root pilare, meaning “to take the hair off, pluck” , but which also had the figurative meaning of “plunder, cheat”, almost exactly the same as the figurative meaning of our modern verbs fleece or pluck. From about the 17th century on, pill was commonly spelt peel and took on the sense of “to remove or strip” in the weakened sense of removing an outer covering, such as a fruit. The figurative sense of keeping alert, by removing any covering of the eye that might impede vision, seems to have appeared in the US about 1850.

I must be bored...

 

[alimey4u2]

Just outside Armagh city, in Co Armagh.............

See... Told ya I'm psychic....

 

[Wizard]

See... Told ya I'm psychotic....

FOC

 

[the celt]

It derives from an old verb pill, “to plunder”, which is the root of our modern word pillage. It came to us from the Latin root pilare, meaning “to take the hair off, pluck” , but which also had the figurative meaning of “plunder, cheat”, almost exactly the same as the figurative meaning of our modern verbs fleece or pluck. From about the 17th century on, pill was commonly spelt peel and took on the sense of “to remove or strip” in the weakened sense of removing an outer covering, such as a fruit. The figurative sense of keeping alert, by removing any covering of the eye that might impede vision, seems to have appeared in the US about 1850.

I must be bored...

Or on drugs

 

[WGD1340]

Or on drugs

http://www.sheepondrugs.com/

 

[alimey4u2]

FOC

Hmmm... Lemme check the label on the pill bottle again..

 

[Wizard]

http://www.sheepondrugs.com/

Why do I find it disturbing to find a website about sheep with the tag "Click to Enter"?

 

[WGD1340]

Why do I find it disturbing to find a website about sheep with the tag "Click to Enter"?

Thats them drugs fer ye.....never even ocurred to me that little innuendo

 

[ShortArse]

See... Told ya I'm psychic....

I knew you were going to say that!!!

 

[gspizza]

find this place....

Try Bragan,Knockatallon, Co. Monaghan,its in your neighbourhood,

..gravel,forest and bogland area plenty of wee tracks hills etc ...to try but dont go on your own them GSA bikes are fecking heavy to pick up if you do happen off the track!

heres the G.P.S. Location and best view point,

Penal Cross

N054 20 156

W007.06.928


Gspizza
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