ogb
Active Member
Got back from our second trip in April '16:https://onetentotantan.blogspot.com
We intend to do another next year but might have a go at the Intercontinental Rally as we've done a good bit of the route already and would like to get to Dakar, if only for the sticker!
ogb
Active Member
InterCONtinental Rally is 22 Jan - 4 Feb 18.....http://www.intercontinentalrally.com.
There's an "Adventure" class which possibly doesn't require the need for a support crew, monster suspension mods and 4-point harnesses. We'll do that one and come home in as many pieces as we left - I hope.
There's an "Adventure" class which possibly doesn't require the need for a support crew, monster suspension mods and 4-point harnesses. We'll do that one and come home in as many pieces as we left - I hope.
mikescuba
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This is one a group of us did three years ago which was a bit of fun. The blog was kept by Chris.
http://land-rover-discovery-1.blogspot.fr/2014/04/day-2-morocco-trip.html
I'm looking to do something similar down the Atlantic coast of Morocco.
http://land-rover-discovery-1.blogspot.fr/2014/04/day-2-morocco-trip.html
I'm looking to do something similar down the Atlantic coast of Morocco.
mikescuba
Well-Known Member
Are you thinking of doing the six day one to Dakar or going all the way to Senegal?InterCONtinental Rally is 22 Jan - 4 Feb 18.....http://www.intercontinentalrally.com.
There's an "Adventure" class which possibly doesn't require the need for a support crew, monster suspension mods and 4-point harnesses. We'll do that one and come home in as many pieces as we left - I hope.
ogb
Active Member
Er, Dakar's IN Senegal. All the way.
ogb
Active Member
We buy beer in cans to avoid disappointing incidents...but even some of these failed on one trip. Hamada+beercan= metal fatigue=no beer.
I would hope the Adventure class in the rally would allow for progress at a speed that's refreshment-friendly.
