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    My Journey

    Is that 399?
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    My Journey

    Yes, the colors, mountains and wildlife were amazing, and so were the crowds at times (but nothing like they would be in the summer). I think I took over 900 photos over 13 days in northern Wyoming. I tried to cram everything into one trip since due to my age, health and family commitments, I...
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    My Journey

    Well Jerry, after following your thread for a decade or so, it looks like we were finally in the same vicinity but I didn't know it. I stayed a couple of days in the Bighorns and moved on 9/17 to a dispersed camp along Clark's Fork about 7 miles east of Cooke City. I woke up to the Bear's...
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    Bathroom or Storage?

    The modern "Thunder Mug" is a 5-gal Homer bucket with a toilet seat/cover, trash bag and kitty litter. I use an empty 2lb Walmart dry roasted peanut container for my night drains. We have a travel trailer and my wife would rather use the bucket if needed during the night than have to deal with...
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    A girl and a dog get into a 1978 Toyota Dolphin...

    It looks like Rachel is alive and well in Hernando, MS (south of Memphis) operating a heritage seed company Haiku Heritage Farm.
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    My Journey

    Good call on the delete. My F250 with only 120K miles had the same symptoms and diagnosis back in July and is still stranded 430 miles from home waiting on a new DPF. There is a nationwide backlog order of over 850 DPFs, and I still don't have an estimated delivery date now waiting almost 4...
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    Wyoming Adventure fall run.

    I thought that looked like an old Deuce-and-a-Half or M813 military truck in the buffalo photo. Later you said it was hauling logs, I thought it was hauling water from the photo, but then with all the lakes on Union Pass, you don't need to haul water.
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    What Happened to KennyJ's thread?

    He hadn't updated in a couple years, but one of his posts in another thread from 2015 is still visible. Maybe his thread archived, and we can't see it anymore? He inspired me into van travel with a hitch carrier, also. I hope he is OK, too.
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    Ideas please, motorcycle on a 4X6 RTT equipped trailer.

    I use a VersaHaul carrier to carry my 300 lb Yamaha XT250 and a small trailer. The carrier comes in 500lb and 600lb capacity and extends the receiver tube. Mine's a 500lb model, and I just have to keep the trailer tongue weight under 200lbs. Worked great for 6-7000 miles on dirt roads and...
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    What is it?

    Yes, it is a M101A1 trailer, I've had a few. All the ones I've seen (probably 15-30) were made in 1968, so finding a plate may be difficult. Here are the plates from one I bought from auction, the electro-pen probably indicates a replacement plate was used sometime during a rebuild process...
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    My Journey

    There is a large flat area you can camp at the base of the Grassy Lake dam where I stayed June 2020. The down road to it is rather steep and rough, though, and the mosquitos were abundant. There is also a hiking trail heading to the north from the spillway that a number of folks were using.
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    My Journey

    I can't "like" your post, but thank you for letting us know. Loosing a fur friend never gets easier, but their lifetime of unrestrained love is worth the inevitable heartache and loss. Remember the good times - she does.
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    My Journey

    Hadn't seen a TWA plane in years - just checked and they went bankrupt in 2001, so that plane has been there at least 18 years. My wife's 3 highly obedient and trained Belgian Malinois become selectively deaf when they see a rabbit or deer in the front yard. Hearing seems to return only when...
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    A girl and a dog get into a 1978 Toyota Dolphin...

    She hasn't been on the site since last November. Hope she is safe somewhere and still watching the stars at night.
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    Sleeping in my Xterra in bear country. Where should I keep my food?

    Got a lot of approved bear proof options for coolers and dry goods. Just don't leave these containers in the tent or car with you. http://igbconline.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/160226_Certified_Products_List.pdf
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