As I said before, there are no hills in Camber, and bike sledging is hard work, so we picked up four friends and went off in search of a better place to sledge. It was snowing quite hard, and the wind was blowing too, so the vehicle of choice was obviously the Defender.
The first place we stopped involved a walk through some beautiful woodland:





After we'd all got cold and tired we went and sat in the Defender and had soup. Very cosy!

Mike
p.s. All the photos and the sledging video were taken with a mobile phone.
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