Land Rover Monthly

The Yorkshire tales

FOR many years the Yorkshire Off Road Club’s first Road Taxed Vehicle (RTV) trial of the year has been at Crosshills near Skipton. Set on an open Yorkshire moor, it’s a windswept site, known for horizontal rain, mist and even snow.

This year was bright and sunny, but the howling wind presented marshals with the problem of knowing if it was a car or the

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