Even managed to hitch a ride for some off-roading with a great guy named Kurt and his Defender 130 (purchased sight-unseen from France) for some off-roading on some seldom used trails, which turned out to be a bit too rough (as ever, photos don't properly show what it was actually like, with vehicles getting stuck and chainsaws needed to clear fallen trees) to risk my semi-retired (and unscratched!) Landy on. :)
Stopping for coffee in Westport on the way.
Friend Tony waits for the other Land Rovers to show up.
Great looking Defender 110.
Our mount for the ride, still sporting its French front license plate.
Rocks, rocks and more rocks.
Some 17 Land Rovers of all types. More were at the National Park camp site and in the adjacent field. More Land Rovers than I've ever seen at one time. :)
