While crossing the Ashley River with 12 other vehicles in the “Quad-Drive” Club. Hamish Wilson, of Christchurch, and his Land-Rover discovered that life was not all plain sailing. He was travelling downstream when he drove into a pot-hole. His fellow members towed him out with their vehicles.
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47While crossing the Ashley River with 12 other vehicles in the “Quad-Drive” Club. Hamish Wilson, of Christchurch, and his Land-Rover discovered that life was not all plain sailing. He was travelling downstream when he drove into a pot-hole. His fellow members towed him out with their vehicles. Press, 14 August 1976, Page 2
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