Land Rover Ideas for Grenadiers

[jscherb]

I recently read a book about the history of Land Rover, it's entitled Land Rover: Workhorse of the World.

In it is a mention of a booklet published by Land Rover entitled A Guide to Land Rover Expeditions, which says "over the years they had built up so much know-how on the art and craft of of crossing unknown territory that they were able to publish a useful little book...". I searched and found a PDF copy, and it is indeed useful: https://www.roverhaul.com/pdf/a_guide_to_land-rover_expeditions.pdf. It's worth downloading and printing a copy (it's only 24 pages), there are many useful Land Rover Ideas for expeditions in there. The cover and introduction:

 

[jscherb]

Carrying one of these seems like a good idea to deal with fallen branches across trails or to make firewood, especially since it's small and inexpensive:

I was in the local Sportsman's Warehouse and they've got a good selection:

 

[jscherb]

Many Defenders and Series Land Rovers have the spare on the hood, which leaves room on the tailgate for mounting other things.

I can understand carrying 4 jerry cans for an African safari perhaps, but the one above has California plates so these jerry cans must be fashion accessories - I can't think of anywhere they could possibly go in the U.S. where that much extra fuel could be required so the cans must be a California fashion accessory .