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Jonathan Hanson
04-12-2006, 01:24 PM
Graham Jackson's excellent series on vehicle preparation is continuing in the current (April) Land Rover Monthly. No matter what you drive the information is valuable. There's also a piece on the last Nevada Trophy, in which a couple of our founding members did well. A good issue to pick up.
I got a tickle out of this line:
Land Rover Monthly: "Did you ever consider a Land Cruiser?"
Graham: "No!"
And in the Nevada Trophy story, you'll notice Scott with his Expeditions West door peaking out strategically from behind the lead Rover!
And, finally, be sure to check out Graham's brilliant expedition drawer system. Total cost, $10.
gjackson
04-12-2006, 02:25 PM
Okay, we all take a little lattitude when telling stories! I did consider a Land Cruiser very seriously for the trip, but considering the main audience for this mag! :D :D Bold faced lie in the interests of grabbing attention!
I only picked the mag up last night on my way to do my latest slideshow. Didn't see Scott's door until this morning. Good eye!
cheers
bluerunner
04-12-2006, 02:33 PM
Good job Gjackson!!!
Can't wait to grab my copy!
:jump:
DesertRose
04-12-2006, 02:38 PM
Didn't see Scott's door until this morning. Good eye!
cheers
That cracked me up - I can just see Scott eyeing the photographer and then stealthily opening up his door JUST as the shutter flicks, such that the Expeditions West logo is strategically placed exactly in the field of view!
Excellent, Scott!
60seriesguy
04-12-2006, 06:54 PM
Okay, we all take a little lattitude when telling stories! I did consider a Land Cruiser very seriously for the trip, but considering the main audience for this mag! :D :D Bold faced lie in the interests of grabbing attention!
I only picked the mag up last night on my way to do my latest slideshow. Didn't see Scott's door until this morning. Good eye!
cheers
I read the article on Saturday and meant to comment...great read!! I was a little hurt (wink, wink) about the Land Cruiser comment, but a good writer always understands its audience! :)
Cheers, Graham!
Henry
BajaTaco
04-12-2006, 10:18 PM
Thanks for the reminder! I need to go pick mine up. I sent Scott a link to the preview of the issue from the LRM website last month, and noted that it looked like the Taco presence may have persisted to make it into the pages of this mag... but the little thumbnail was so fuzzy it was hard to tell. Sounds like it happened! "Cha-Ching!" LOL... so was there perhaps another white taco behind Scott's in the photo?? :) ...enquiring minds want to know.
gjackson
04-12-2006, 10:29 PM
Yes, there is another taco behind Scott's in the pic. Kinda obscured by the door on Scotts rig, but can be seen.
cheers.
BajaTaco
04-12-2006, 10:57 PM
Yes, there is another taco behind Scott's in the pic. Kinda obscured by the door on Scotts rig, but can be seen.
cheers.
:luxhello: :p Right on.
flywgn
04-12-2006, 11:02 PM
:luxhello: :p Right on.
Just let me guess whose Taco that might be....ummmmm?:confused:
BajaTaco
04-13-2006, 04:05 PM
LOL... good guess! :)
Scott and I picked up our copies last night. We actually got a nice mention in the article - all 4 guys from our team including Uwe (whitethaiger) and Greg (viatierra). Woohoo!!
Thanks to Michael Green and Fred Cone for the words and images.
I haven't read Graham's article yet. It looks juicy though!!
BajaTaco
10-09-2006, 03:40 PM
Another great article from Graham in the latest issue. I like the comment about the first steps he takes before tackling a trail repair. :)
gjackson
10-10-2006, 12:05 AM
I like the comment about the first steps he takes before tackling a trail repair.
. . .Britishness showing through!! :D
cheers
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