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The frame is actually galvanized steel. There is tons of aluminum in other areas of the trailer but not in the frame it self. Thanks. I agree the design is pretty beefy. I don't expect any failures.

I was worried about what their offspring would look like if they got too close. :sombrero:

A moon lit night view from our campsite in Valley of Fire State Park, NV. Cool park to visit.

Oh No, they are multiplying I camped at Valley of Fire State Park last weekend with a couple that just imported the 3rd Karavan to the US. Duo Glamping is fun stuff. :sombrero:

Sorry I just now saw this message from you asking about the North Rim. I hope you had a great trip there. I love the back county of the north rim. It's too late now but my advise is carry a chain saw with you since the trees around there fall across the roads a lot when it gets windy.

Pat, all the underwater swimming shots I have seen you post recently on FB and here are awesome. Well done.

Thank you sir. :wings:

Thanks. My trailer is a Kimberley Karavan from Australia. Here is a thread about it: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/61679-Birth-of-My-Kimberley-Karavan/page39 Take a good saw with you when you go to the North Rim back country. When the wind blows, it's very common for trees...

Thanks. Gotta love it when nature cooperates and gives you the nice light.

Point Sublime, North Rim Escallante Plateau Sundown over Watson Lake and the Granite Dells

Glamping on Fire Point, North rim.

Some folks shoot a bunch of short exposures and then combine them to get the full circle of star trails. I take the lazy approach and shoot one long exposure. This is about a 30 min exposure at ISO 200.

I found that we have few Pronghorn Antelope hanging out about 15 mins North of my house here in Prescott. Fun Backyard friends to practice on. :sombrero:

Yep, that be it. :sombrero: Still loving it.

Wow! What a great shot of Monument Valley. Nice light and a character filled sky. Sweet.

I think they are Newfoundland Squid legs hanging out to dry before dinner. :-)

Thanks. Many of my night sky captures have not lived up to my expectations. I finally grew a pair and cranked up the ISO to 6400 for this shot. With my past equipment ISO 6400 would produce a noisy mess. The 5DMK III handles it just fine. :victory: Now to find another dark sky with better...

Got Milk? This was taken just a bit down the road from my campsite near Hart Pairie North of Flagstaff last weekend.

I hate camping. There are never any nice views to enjoy.