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We will be holding thumbs for 121 of
our toughest male and female athletes who
will be competing for a place in the Land
Rover G4 Challenge team finals over the
months of September and October. Thereafter,
they will be off to the UK for the international
selection for the finals in Mongolia in
mid-2009.
Talking about adventure, did you know
that the Blues and Royals regiment of the
British Army's Household Cavalry recently
spent nine weeks as part of its “adventure
training” programme in Africa, or that a
farmer from West Yorkshire broke a new record
by travelling 16 606km in 50 days to the
Easternmost tip of Russia? We tell you all
about it.
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All the best,
until next time,
Rudi du Toit,
Dealership Manager: McCarthy Land Rover
Constantia Kloof
Thought for the month
Spring is nature's way of saying, “Let's
party!” – Robin Williams |
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South African adventurers to fight
it out
Scientists, lawyers, fashion designers,
yoga teachers, architects, computer
programmers, horticulturists, to
mention but a few, are among the
69 male and 52 female competitors
who will be competing for a place
in the South African 2008/09 Land
Rover G4 Challenge team.
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Farmer makes exploration history
Steve Burgess, a farmer from West
Yorkshire in the UK, has put himself
and his Land Rover Defender in the
record books as he became the first
person in history to successfully
cross the Bering Straits in a road
vehicle.
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