Post pictures of your Land Rover.
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AndrewClarke
Adventurer
The strangest thing about that shot is that there's no driver.
AndrewClarke
Adventurer
MedicalCowboy
Adventurer
It's actually in a river. We've been out there plenty of times... This time it was way deeper.
Hi Andrew,
My son is leaning to his right to counter sliding to his left. His head and hair align with the door frame behind. That's his hair and eyes
By the way how do I post pics that come out bigger in the board than the 2 I have posted, just like this nice D110 in the snow. I am new to Exped Portal.
Thanks and kind regards,
Ron
Hi Andrew,
It's my son driving and he is leaning to his right to counter the slide to his left. That's his hair and eyes aligned with the left door post. We are new to high quality photography but attempted it anyway.
Kind regards,
Ron
AndrewClarke
Adventurer
Hi Andrew,
My son is leaning to his right to counter sliding to his left. His head and hair align with the door frame behind. That's his hair and eyes
By the way how do I post pics that come out bigger in the board than the 2 I have posted, just like this nice D110 in the snow. I am new to Exped Portal.
Thanks and kind regards,
Ron
On the subject of posting photos, the photo you posted is actually larger than the Finnish one. If you click on your photo, a larger size comes up to fill the window. I am working on a 2560x1600 30" monitor and if I expand my browser window, your photo comes up full-screen. This also happens if I right-click on it and click "Open in new window" or "Open in new tab". If you want to upload your photo the other way, from memory I think you need to put it online somewhere else first. Then do Insert Image -> From URL. Hmm, let's see...
From Insert Image -> From Computer:
From Insert Image - From URL (in this case I unchecked the box to move the file to expeditionportal.com. I don't know if that makes a difference):
AndrewClarke
Adventurer
Oh yeah, I wasn't knocking your photo. Both pictures were awesome. I just thought it was odd that I couldn't see the driver!
Soleofthefoot
New member
1987 Range Rover Classic Hay Hauler
All,
I'm new to this forum, but not to Land Rovers. I started with a 92 RRC in Nevada in 2001, then sold it and bought a 99 Disco II. They served me well in the NV desert. Then I got back into RRC's and bought an 87 and 95. The 87 is gone, but the 95 gets used daily in my WV offroad commute. There are so many "abandoned" county roads in WV that you need a vehicle like this to get around. I also use them for farm duty. Attached is a pic of the 87 hauling hay. It is my favorite. Enjoy.
Ryan Shields
All,
I'm new to this forum, but not to Land Rovers. I started with a 92 RRC in Nevada in 2001, then sold it and bought a 99 Disco II. They served me well in the NV desert. Then I got back into RRC's and bought an 87 and 95. The 87 is gone, but the 95 gets used daily in my WV offroad commute. There are so many "abandoned" county roads in WV that you need a vehicle like this to get around. I also use them for farm duty. Attached is a pic of the 87 hauling hay. It is my favorite. Enjoy.
Ryan Shields
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Drover
Adventurer
Good to see other farmers with rovers! Here's mine hauling cattle! I raise Wagyu cattle(Kobe beef)
