Three men ready to begin a 35,000-mile journey around the world in their vintage Land Rover. – Vintage Photograph

On May 8, 2021, Pete Ite, Steve Pritchet, and Brian Jackson were photographed in their 1969 Land Rover 200 for the start of their 50-country, 35,000-mile journey around the world. Known as World Adventure 13, the expedition is scheduled to last nine months and will take the trio across Europe, the Middle East, and South and Central Asia.On May 8, 2021, Pete Ite, Steve Pritchet, and Brian Jackson were photographed in their 1969 Land Rover 200 for the start of their 50-country, 35,000-mile journey around the world. Known as World Adventure 13, the expedition is scheduled to last nine months and will take the trio across Europe, the Middle East, and South and Central Asia.

Dimensions: 17 x 24.6 cm

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World adventure 13 CMEC 1969 LAND ROVER 200 Pete Ite, Steve Pritchet and Brian Jackson in their Land Rover ready f the start of their 35,000 miles 50 rourd-the-world trip