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Land Rover Experience

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Last Saturday we participated in a Land Rover Experience with a few colleagues from The Next View. 4 Defenders and some rough terrain to go through - what an experience. Really amazing what a Defender can do.


Of course we took our own The Next View Defender with us ;-)

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More pictures in my Flickr album.

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