Your profile picture is interesting too, do you have connections with Zimbabwe?
Tim
Some great ideas guys thanks... all except the Orange !!
I have seen dozens of overland trucks and so very many have Orange of some sort in or on them.
I should have added that to the "what I don't want" list.
That MAN with the world map is a little too close to camo, from afar.
When we were in Northern Tanzania in May this year, we had to collect something from Kibondo airstrip, (15km from the Burundi border), we were stopped by armed "geurillas" who decided my gold and black cruiser was an army colour and we were "detained" for 2 hours. Much discussion and argument/negotiation later I managed to talk our way out of it, minus 2 packets of Sytvesant smokes, €25, $15 and a pair of sunglasses and trainers.
I'll stay away from anything faintly resembling camo.
I thought there might be a connection.. I heading the other way. Half the year in Stanstead Abbotts (Herts) and the rest of the year if Harare. Off back to the sunny side I about 3 weeks. Looking forward to it.Howzit Tim,
Yep born and grew up in Salisbury (Avondale). Went to Saints, then varsity and other stuff in SA. Now in UK.
Lazz
Some great ideas guys thanks... all except the Orange !!
I have seen dozens of overland trucks and so very many have Orange of some sort in or on them.
I should have added that to the "what I don't want" list.
That MAN with the world map is a little too close to camo, from afar.
When we were in Northern Tanzania in May this year, we had to collect something from Kibondo airstrip, (15km from the Burundi border), we were stopped by armed "geurillas" who decided my gold and black cruiser was an army colour and we were "detained" for 2 hours. Much discussion and argument/negotiation later I managed to talk our way out of it, minus 2 packets of Sytvesant smokes, €25, $15 and a pair of sunglasses and trainers.
I'll stay away from anything faintly resembling camo.
Agreed !!!I really must stop sitting up late drinking alcohol and posting on forums.