Pictures of Lebanon

Hello Whisky,

I hope that one day mankind will finally understand that war is the worst way to solve problems because war doesn't create losers and winners, it creates only losers.

The change will come when we admit our mistakes and try to compensate, when we will not treat others the way we don't want to be treated.
We must understand that the rights and freedom of ones end when those of others begin.

Maybe this vision of the world is just an utopia but dreams can't be stopped.

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Originally Posted by lebanon

Hello Whisky,

I hope that one day mankind will finally understand that war is the worst way to solve problems because war doesn't create losers and winners, it creates only losers.

The change will come when we admit our mistakes and try to compensate, when we will not treat others the way we don't want to be treated.
We must understand that the rights and freedom of ones end when those of others begin.

Maybe this vision of the world is just an utopia but dreams can't be stopped.

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+1 :ehand:

It might sound like John Lenon, but let's keep on dreamming and work on the way to fulfill our cummon dream.

Whisky

World peace...achieved though one common trait...Land Rovers...have to be happy with that...:)

Hello,

In a previous message I have promised to add pictures of my overland expeditions to Jordan,

Jordan is a beautiful country with very interesting places to visit.
During my first trip, the aim was to follow the trails taken by Lawrence of Arabia. "The seven pillar of wisdom" the book written by Lawrence was a valuable aid to determine the possible route.

The group was formed by a Range rover two 110s and a Nissan Patrol.

Unfortunately we had to stop the expedition when one of the cars we had blew its head gasket and needed a constant water topping.

Nevertheless the trip was memorable and we enjoyed Wadi Rum and Aquaba.

I hope you will enjoy the pictures.

Hi,

attached are some more pictures of the expedition

Sorry,

with the attachment.

Hey Lebabnon ;

I like your idea of the Long range Fuel Tank :D how many extra litres in the drums?

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Originally Posted by MickS

World peace...achieved though one common trait...Land Rovers...have to be happy with that...:)

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:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Landovers Without Borders / Landys for Peace ... could get some traction:eek::wasntme::p

Hi Disco_Owner,

This was the best long range shared fuel tank idea we found.
Bu the way we had 400 Liters of fuel and 200 Liters of water.
When you think of the weight carried by the trailer you will understand why it was built using a series chassis.

The only problem we found on the trailer when we came back to Lebanon was a bent shackle bolt.

Hi,

even more pictures, I hope that you are enjoying them.

For any explanation, please do not hesitate.