"Who, Me? I wouldn't do such a thing", we hear you cry! But some people cannot resist the temptation to see if the soil is firm enough for them to back their car right up to their plot. Answer - it isn't! At the best you'll make deep ruts (dangerous - we know someone who broke an ankle). At the worst you'll destroy the edge of someone's plot, or even get stuck having gone over the edge and have to face the humiliating prospect of somehow getting professional help to get your car back out.
Damage has recently been done to plots on Westrees. Anyone seen doing this sort of damage will of course be in deep trouble and could risk losing their plot, if not worse. Grass paths are not meant to be driven on, you shouldn't take a vehicle onto any part of the site that hasn't been given a hardcore base for driving on. So do please resist that temptation and build up your wheelbarrow muscles instead.
Damage has recently been done to plots on Westrees. Anyone seen doing this sort of damage will of course be in deep trouble and could risk losing their plot, if not worse. Grass paths are not meant to be driven on, you shouldn't take a vehicle onto any part of the site that hasn't been given a hardcore base for driving on. So do please resist that temptation and build up your wheelbarrow muscles instead.
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