Well I'm actually getting excited now, very childish I know but I am.
Garage Iriki in Zagora will be rubbing their hands with glee - they can smell Land Rovers a mile off - well actually they can smell them 20 miles off - especially with their extensive network of spotters kitted out with scooters.
I'm the same, Do we have a final'ish number on how many are seriously thinking of going along?
I saw Garside was interested but haven't seen anything on the Web Blog page.
Couple of questions:
I presume there is no problem taking beers & wine across from France/Spain into Morocco?
Am I right in thinking most people will be purchasing their ferry tickets when they arrive at the port/camp site. Or is it best to book in advance.
I saw somewhere someone suggested changing currency online before going.
I have checked out exchange rates and can't see much difference between on line and at the port.
Should have my CB antenna gear arrive beginning of next week. Now just need to try and get hold of a SWR Meter to test it all once installed.
Hi Mike,
It's, me, you, Garside, Oldun, Lyn, 3extruckers and one more and I can't remember the name.
So that's 7 confirmed to date, it might be 8, but were waiting for someone to come back home next month.
We're meeting in March (I sent a note but know you can't make it sorry).
The page and route details to date is here.
My Land Rover Discovery 1 300TDI, overland preparation and blog: Morocco Overland 4x4 Trip (Landyzone April 2014)
I think there's no issue taking booze into Morocco most people seem to do it, but drink driving as per the UK is an issue.
I'll get my ferry ticket when I get there, I'm travelling down from 2 hours south of Calais on Saturday morning and will try to catch up with the others on route. I'll get my exchange when I get there.
So its definitely on.
I remember saying I was going via Toulouse but I meant Bordeaux - always get the two mixed up.
Quote from Mikescuba - And your working out the route in Morocco!
Yes I know doesn't sound good - but luckily I just get the name wrong - hopefully. Wait until I suffer from trying to remember the names of all going!