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| A first drive in the new Range Rover Evoque
| Mid-century modernist architecture in Germany
| George Bamford on what makes true luxury
| Meet moon-walker Charlie Duke
| Carnival subculture in Brazil
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ARTSCAPE Fancy a camping holiday LAKE BALLARD with 50 strangers? Oh, and they‘re made of steel. In the salt pans of Lake Ballard, 50km outside the remote former gold-rush town of Menzies – itself a dot amidst the vast swathes of unspoilt Western Australia – acclaimed sculptor Antony Gormley erected 51 surreal steel statues, based on digital scans of local residents. The eerie installation makes for an unforgettable stop on your Outback road trip. Set aside several serene hours to walk between the statues, as vehicles are not allowed on the salt lake. With stunning, expansive views of both land and sky, camping (in designated areas) is hugely rewarding, though not for the faint of heart: you‘ll need to bring your own water and firewood. lakeballard.com 11
Land Rover Magazine showcases stories from around the world that celebrate inner strength and the drive to go Above and Beyond.
In this issue, New Defender is put through its paces by two inspirational young adventurers as they prepare for an expedition to the South Pole. We also celebrate 50 years of Range Rover by taking a journey of discovery to Dubai. As well as looking back, we look to future as a group of visionaries explain the technologies that could change the future for all of us.
