The People
One of my favorite things about these events is meeting new people, as well
as catching up with old friends.
Gene and Toni Nault, shown here along with niece Kristen, towed their
Series III all the way up from Sarasota FL. No problem when your tow vehicle is a Land Rover Discovery. This
is the second year that Gene has been amongst those cited for the Greatest
Distance Traveled award. More important, Gene prevented me from getting
scurvy by making sure I had my fill of fresh-squeezed OJ every morning.
His reasoning: "Hey, this stuff grows on trees where I come from"
Jared Silbersher is shown here concentrating on the teeter-totter.
Jackie Bookout is very proud of his Series III . Originally purchased
for $300 (get Jackie to tell you the story) it's been the object of much
loving attention over the years. In addition to keeping it looking pristine,
Jackie drives it very smoothly off-road. (Mike Malone, take note!) He's
well-balanced in other ways too, he took second in the teeter-totter.
Speaking of Mike Malone, he took this shot of me and my Series IIa late
Sunday night when only the hard core were still present. The Fosters can
is being recycled into spare body parts for my
Rover.
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Jared Silbersher is shown here concentrating on the teeter-totter.
Jackie Bookout is very proud of his Series III . Originally purchased
for $300 (get Jackie to tell you the story) it's been the object of much
loving attention over the years. In addition to keeping it looking pristine,
Jackie drives it very smoothly off-road. (Mike Malone, take note!) He's
well-balanced in other ways too, he took second in the teeter-totter.
Speaking of Mike Malone, he took this shot of me and my Series IIa late
Sunday night when only the hard core were still present. The Fosters can
is being recycled into spare body parts for my
Rover.