William Carter admired the line of parked Land Rovers. The were all parked on the same side of the street as the park filled with topiary.

Bill's old 109 Land Rover was parked in front. Bryan's 1976 88 Land Rover was parked in back.

A Land Rover Discovery parked in the desert under a rainy cloud. A thin gap of sunshine could be seen in the distance.

This yellow Land Rover Discovery parked just outside the camp ground overnight.

A giraffe decorated Land Rover Discovery was owned by the Giraffe Marketing company.

This Land Rover Discovery was found parked on a quiet lane just behind the canal at the western edge of town.

A Land Rover Defender pulled a train designed to relieve the foot weary traveler.

The old Land Rover 88 neared retirement at the edge of a lot selling new cars.

A yellow Land Rover 99 was parked outside the hardware store. Notice it still had the original Land Rover mud flaps.

A vintage Land Rover 88 was found parked near construction just outside of town.

The plaque may be too small to read, but it says in part that this Land Rover was in service from November 1953 through February 1992. It was on display outside the town's current fire station.

The San Diego Safari Park (formerly Wild Animal Park) used an old 109 Land Rover as a prop. It appeared to have been abandoned on a dirt road leading down into a lake filled with a wide assortment of aquatic birds.

The San Diego Safari Park (formerly Wild Animal Park) used an classic Range Rover as a prop. It appeared to have been abandoned at the edge of a jungle where lions roamed. Here was a male lion standing on top of that Range Rover.