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Mine Cove area, Ute State Park, NM.

Cape Lookout National Seashore, NC. Trip detail: https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/cape-lookout-national-seashore-obx-roamings-2023.238869/

Congratulations on the sale. Oh, and if that Blue Heeler gets into that king size bed…you likely have about a foot of free space left for yourself! Mine is a bed hog!

Our Bluebird Wanderlodge had the entire roof covered with aluminum step plate. It was mounted with rubber strips about 1/2 inch above the roof screwed down to the ribs. No leaks. Could sit up there in chairs. Insulation value minimal …usefulness maximum. We sold it after 17 years…but now at...

I really enjoyed my years "truck cap camping". That is a nice rig, especially the tailgate tent. Good luck with the sale.

About 2 years ago I wanted to upgrade some of my side dish options. As a general plan my main course is often a portion of grilled or pan seared chicken, steak or seafood and this is where I tend to spend my time and effort for seasoning/preparation. I have no oven or microwave, and my...

Thought it might be time to update this review. It recently came time to replace our two favorite camping chairs after a decade of use. These were what I call "sling chairs" they unfold, and you sit in a semi-bucket of canvas with a canvas back. Reasonably comfortable, but not good support...

OZY. 5 year old ACD side of the road puppy rescue. He is a good boy.

For the world of dog & trucks, two suggestions: Our Ram truck has the window and door lock switches mounted on the armrests. Our dog stays in the back seat area and loves to window ride...where he can occasionally step on the window switch or door lock buttons. I decided to address this by...

I always do a light shot of PAM spray oil between pancake sets. Also watch your temperatures…easy to be too hot.

Another great report forthcoming for sure. Thanks for sharing and safe travels!

Two observations worth mentioning: The Boxio green biodegradable waste bags work great IF you plan to bury or otherwise properly dispose of them within about 48 hours of first use. They can degrade quicker than you might expect in warm/hot weather. When longer storage times are required…we...

Good suggestion…I’d even go further: if road access would permit the delivery of a decent sized shed or cabin. You own the land…build there.

I lift/lower my 35” spare easily by using some rope & my recovery pulley tied to a rear step on our FWC with a soft shackle.

The road less traveled is sometimes the better route. Another great chapter!