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| In "a park" near your home? Wow. "Bubba's Safari Theme Park," or the San Diego Zoo? An old Land Rover? I'm not too good with automotive ID. A concrete termite mound would also work well as landscaping. Maybe a few painted, concrete, partially eaten, human corpses lying about would add to the ambience. Nice photo.  |
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| That would be the San Diego Wild Animal Park the sister location of the San Diego Zoo both operated by the San Diego Zoological Society. No Bubbas present at the time only Lions. Park |
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| The best use for a Land Rover I have seen in years.....
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| All the lions seemed to love it except the male. Like most things British it was better used as a Lion hut or a planter. |
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| That's a Range Rover, not a Land Rover. You can tell it's not a Jeep cause the roof would have caved in.
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| If it was a Jeep the roof would now be a bird bath. |
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| Land Rover and Jaguar have just been bought by a company in India. The only time I drove a Land Rover I was disappointed since I didn't see lions , elephants or any of the other animals I'd seen in safari movies .Of course that might have been because I drove it in Pennsylvania !!!  |
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