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Don't get stuck like I did! Know before you go!I've often said to people that I do the hard work so you don't have to make the same mistakes as me after watching my videos. Thank heavens for two conveniently placed planks of wood placed nearby that prevented another ten minutes of digging! Just a centimetre of extra clearance was needed and these planks did that.Check out the latest video which is a conti#FosseWayf the #fosseway Roman road over in the Bath and North East Somerset area (BANES)
Green Lanes in a Dacia Duster - Fosse Way, Peasedown St John/Dunkerton, BANES
High Risk of Getting Stuck due to Ground Clearance (Duster)TW2 (Trailwise 2) UID's are in the description below. Please show your support for the driver of t...
Do you remember the time that I was given the last all new Duster to review? I'm not the best of reviewers but I decided to do it in 360°
Exploring the All New 2018 Dacia Duster in 360 (VR) - Our Review
TW2 (Trailwise 2) UID's are in the description below. Please support the driver of this video by buying them a coffee! ko-fi.com/exploreradam (We mak...
Dinner in the pro lounge. Because I'm pro 🤣 at The Photography & Video Show 2024
Regarding my last post about light levels, I'm currently watching the same video on a 4k TV and can actually see the road so if at first your device is struggling to show you the details try something else or a bigger screen.
The problem with creating videos in strong winter sun is the camera is trying to prevent it from being overexposed I.e. the sky ends up completely white when it's blue, the issue here is that anything in shade is virtually blacked out to compensate. This creates a conundrum for me, the videos not going to give the detail I want in the road, I can edit the video to raise the brightness but due to differences in screens what might be bright on my screen isn't so bright or too bright on yours. So I still publish the video anyway one, so you get a rough idea of the lane and two to prove I've driven it in a duster. A video soon will be in the dark but I've determined you can see the road surface so that'll help you decide on whether to drive it and it also proves I was there. I found it by mistake so that's why it's dark.This is the latest video from the fosse way over in BANES, heading down to the lane I got stuck on!
Green Lanes in a Dacia Duster - Fosse Way, Peasedown St John, BANES
TW2 (Trailwise 2) UID's are in the description below. Please show your support for the driver of this video by buying them a coffee! ko-fi.com/explor...
I literally didn't know you could get this information from the Dusters display.
Oh and the Devon campsite is here:
West Stoke Farm is approximately 1 mile from the delightful moorland village of Holne which has a pub and a village shop with tea rooms.
You can't post videos and photos at the same time on Facebook pages🤬 so here's a picture of a place I sat on top of and relaxed as the sun set over Dartmoor just two minutes from the camp site...