Pamela's Pictures
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The line-up for the 2006 Laager in the Valley.
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A partial line-up.
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A bit more!
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Always has to be a Jeep in there somewhere.
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On the start of the 'No Scratch' Run on Saturday up Mt. Prevost.
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Another line-up.
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Dave Harmer's Rover.
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Ack! Trouble with Stuart's air cleaner.
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The group.
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A look over Duncan and yup, can even see Greg's place.
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The steep hike up to the war memorial - well worth the vertical hike up for the view!
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A complete shot of the war memorial.
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Erica Sutfin's 2 horses guarding Camp Blair.
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An overall view of the camp for the Rally.
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Great (and tasty too!) Land Rover cake.
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Saturday evening BBQ.
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Saturday evening BBQ.
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Oliver Balme tries the mud bog in his 1970 Series IIA.
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Push that mud!
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Can he do it? And... he does. Being a dairy farmer comes in handy for mud & muck.
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David Sutfin's friend Jonathan has a go in the mud with his dirt bike.
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Pictures can tell it all.
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One more try.
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A bit muddy are we???
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Base Camp in the Sunday morning mist.
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Sunday morning at about 6:30. Yes, Victor is snugged up tight in his Dormobile.
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At the Shipyard Restaurant, Rover-Landers President Dave Blair was the unprepared recipiant of the Van Isle Rover Enthuisasts Annual Breakdown Award for his 'stumpscapade' at the 2005 Northwest Challenge Event in Washington in Oct. of 2005.
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Rover-Landers of BC Treasurer Stuart Longair wins the 'Broken Pulley Award' for the biggest boo-boo of the day.
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Stephen Ford's Series I 88" from Nanamo posed with his girls.
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Oliver Balme's 1970 Series IIA 88".
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Ian Dods' 1953 Series I 80".
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Ann Lockley's Freelander.
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A bit of everything - a Range Rover, a Defender 90 and a Discovery.
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Phil Armstrong pondered long and hard about going thru here. But... was to deep in the end.
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But then... Phil decided on "Hamburger Hill" instead.
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Can he do it?
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At one point it seems a bit of... ass over tea-kettle type stuff.
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Out comes the winch rope.
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Up we go.
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And... up and over.
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This is actually what he & the D90 went up and over.
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Meanwhile back in the forest - anyone for a bit of typing?
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Stephen Ford's Series I.
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Stuart Longair's 1967 Series IIA 109".
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Phil's D90 comes up the last of Hamburger Hill ... well almost.
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Out come the heavies for extra weight.
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Oops... it seems the frame on the Balme-moble finally broke this weekend. Good thing he has that shiny new frame!
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Okay, another shot of the pristine Dormobile. Sorry for the fuzzy bit, didn't realize I had a dirty lens till Monday mornring.
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The sticker says it all.
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