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yes, 100% - unless the intent is to get stuck in and do some mudplugging, I am entirely with you here.WTF. Personally I’d drive around if I could. I only do anything that bad if I have no other choice.
You are a wise man! Some people go end over end on the main ''option''
Same part of the world; Tyler take a trailer down as well!
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London to Cape Town is on my radar hopefully within the next two to three years. Just got to ease myself into retirementI have always wanted to do a London to CapeTown kind of a thing. Down the West coast of Africa if at all possible, but tbh would take any route down.
The other bucket list is a London to the sea of Japan run.
In 2018 I was fortunate enough to do a run down from London through Finland into Murmansk and bash around a bit. Have also done the usual North Africa trips. But really want to get further while we still can.
A fun drive home, and your bff might biff you all the wayWith my luck, the airbags would deploy with a hit like that.
The Punsand Bay Camp Ground keeps a list of recovered cars each year on the OTT. It was something like 73 cars when I was there 10 years ago. They see all the outfall: fights, divorces, dream holidays ruined, cars lost, big $$$ spent to recover cars, you name it they saw it.
Lmk, probably more like 3-5 years for me but definitely on my list.London to Cape Town is on my radar hopefully within the next two to three years. Just got to ease myself into retirement
I did a portion of the TAT (mid TN to La Veta, CO) in my Xterra. It was pretty underwhelming. I hear It gets a lot better once you get into Colorado, but on the East half it was fairly pedestrian. There was plenty of blacktop and gravel road. It'd be a thing to do to say you'd done it, but I think it is a little over-romanticized.I would love if Grenadier went on the Transamerica trail. Documented the whole thing including repairs. That would be an podcast I would follow.