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  1. 9th December 2014, 08:45 AM #1
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    Tackling Africas toughest 4x4 track, in a discovery 4

    Not a bad yarn, Bob


    [ame=http://youtu.be/a81JPyo7J50]The toughest 4x4 trail in Southern Africa in a Discovery-4 - YouTube[/ame]




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  2. 9th December 2014, 02:33 PM #2
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    Just goes to show that slow and steady can get you just about anywhere

    It really is an amazing 4wd...... I really really want one LOL
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    Yeah, impressive. I'd rather have the 130, though. Bob
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    Yes a great yarn and technology helps and is improving all the time but its amazing what you can do with a old series 2 but to be honest there are tougher tracks in Africa (1500 km and three weeks like this)....
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    Mud, mud, beautiful mud. However, I would not like to do that Baboon track after, or during heavy rain. It would be downright dangerous, as opposed to a muddy track. Still good fun though, Bob
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