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The map screen while navigating an on-road route will look something like this: An arrow superimposed over the vehicle icon vehicle shows the correct direction to travel. The magenta line shows the route to follow. The cyan line is a breadcrumb trail of all of your travels. The breadcrumb trail...

Garmin markets the Zumo series of navigators to motorcyclists. I originally bought it to use on my R1100RS in place of the GPS V that rode along bungied precariously to the handlebar. The 550 version includes an automotive windshield mount in addition to the motorcycle one. Trying it out in my...

I've used the lemon scented Palmolive for years without a problem. I am sure to store it in a vertical position and most important, squeeze all of the air out of it every time I seal it up.

Our toad seems to have had babies:

This website gives you information on when any satellite in orbit is going to be visible in your location: http://www.heavens-above.com/ I've gone out in the yard a few early mornings to see the International Space Station go overhead, it sure is an impressive sight! The ISS is by far the...

After using a rear swingout bumper with a bushing mounted swingout for a few years I would recommend you start out with a spindle that uses tapered roller bearings for your pivot. My Bulletproof bumper has a bushing for a pivot and it bounces around quite a bit, especially with a heavy load on...

I love your dioramas, Joash! I come up with this on a slow day at work with stuff I had laying around:

Some kind of toad that appears on our front porch in the pre-dawn hours. Marmot in Upper Camp Bird. Coupla bucks on Taylor Pass. Bobcat spotted in Four Hills. Black Bear in Fourth of July Canyon.

Somewhere between Loreto and Cabo. The best seat in the plane was on the ice chest!

I love New Mexico snow! The novelty finally wore off this year... Yes, I did buy a bigger snow shovel. I had to order it off the internet, you could not find any in town after that storm.

Well there was the deer... :D No, just respecting my wife's wishes to not have her photo posted on the internet.

Chuck pointed out that I am not the only one who finds getting water out of a MWC challenging. I added a tap from a water cooler to mine that makes dispensing water much easier. This is the only photo I have of it but it should explain things: Look in the yellow pages under "water" for a...

They also make a great camp stool! They are nice for backpacking the more popular trails in the Yosemite area where the bears are wise to human ways. I camped at the popular Ten Lakes one night with 30 or so others, bears were going through the area all night raiding food bags. One knocked a...

On to the drawer itself. I painted the interior white for better visibility. It came in the same black color as the rest of the unit. I also bought the divider kit to keep things organized but that may have been a mistake. The dividers are very sturdy and fit well but they use up a lot of room...

I had grown tired of having to unload everything from the back of my Cherokee every time I needed some little thing, which was usually on the bottom of the pile of camping gear, clothing and food. The top-loading army surplus footlockers I was using had a large capacity and were very sturdy but...

That sure is a fancy outfit for a developed campground! ;) Here's my "less is more" camp setup: Deer not included, he just showed up on his own.

Beautiful, compelling, intriguing photography! Every one sucked me in to discover the story it had to tell. Thanks for sharing!

Coyote Lake Mt. Blanca Pismo Sharing Indian Creek with some cows. Mono Lake 1000 Island Lake The say not to camp in the Muir Hut. Sue me! Long Valley Caldera I like to think of my Cherokee as a tent transport device. :)

My favorite place to explore... Lake Powell, but in a Jeep. Various campsites: The Rincon White Canyon Stanton Creek Other candidates: Arch Canyon A favorite campsite just yards from the south entrance to CNP, Needles District. The Maze

Great photos, John! I love the custom Clodbuster. Here's a pic of my buddy's Wagoneer you might like: I had both frame rails plated and sleeved back when I had the issues with the steering box. The steering is ok, I'm at 5 inches of lift and recently put on the Currie steering. It is at the...