Set up by the team from Glenarm Castle, one or two youngsters can steer themselves around the tree bark course set up at Balmoral Show, with parents or guardians walking alongside.
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00:00 My name is William, William Rennie, I work at Glenarm Castle Estate and this is the first
00:06 year we're actually bringing the mini Land Rovers to the Balmoral Show so we're very very excited.
00:12 You see the pretty cool course we've all put together, all sorts of stuff, but the Land Rovers
00:17 they run pretty much a lot like kind of the summer and the warmer seasons to do, summer and spring,
00:21 up to Halloween time. There's a little course for people to drive up around Glenarm Castle as well
00:27 and so this is just a little taster of what that's like. It's probably one of our popular
00:31 bits in the estate as well. So as they're kind of driving around there there's all sorts of
00:35 rumps when they drive up. There's a little kind of seesaw just behind me and kind of blocking the
00:40 view of it just below me and then it just gets them to get a bit off road and I don't know just
00:45 a bit of fun. I would have loved it when I was younger to be honest. So it's like a, it's like
00:50 what we say is like it's an actual mini Land Rover so it's like an electric vehicle so forward and
00:55 back and could go off road and up and down hills and all. Back in Glenarm Castle we actually have
01:01 like there's a big bit of water for them to drive through them into for on our Land Rover course.
01:06 But like I said earlier on like it's just this is just a wee taster of what our course is like
01:12 back home on the estate so it is. But yeah like you see there's lots of kind of the ramps there
01:16 always really popular in the seesaw. You always hear the laughing all the way over in the corner
01:20 there where I'm kind of greeting people as they're coming in so always have to keep looking back.