The 4WD enthusiasts -- almost all men, sporting sunglasses and outdoor gear -- started their journey at Al-Qaryah Al-Gharbiyah, a crossroads town dubbed the "Gateway to the Sahara" 350 kilometres (220 miles) south of Tripoli.
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