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Yes the original Darche awning. . You should not have an issue mounting it on your 4Runner. While the awning cover is small, I give kudos for them making the side wall bags oversized to make stowing the walls an easy task.

The system deployed.

Weather called for occasional showers. Been pouring rain now for a couple of hours. We are able to deploy the 270ﾟ awning and walls before the heavy rain. The campfire in a can really warmed up the area. Each panel has a place on the awning.

The heat issue is related to the solar controller. Summer temps plus engine temps overheat the controller. I solved that by mounting the waterproof controller on the bumper. Be sure to mount with the heat sink out so it can dispel heat.

Some beef stew made the other night.

I continue to be impressed with Mark and his company.

You can send an InReach email to another InReach. Such as mep1811@inreach.garmin.com to another inreach.garmin.com address

I've been using a pressure cooker for over 15 years while camping. I also use one at home all the time. I make Chili, Coq Au Vin , Beef Bourguignon, soups.

I expanded my interior space by ditching the dinette.

Some pictures from our trip. In Kalispell, MT now. Watching D/L content while monitoring the bear camera. A Grizzly ate a woman close by where I was cooking.

I just finished 700 miles of offroad driving traversing Utah. I have over 3,000 miles off road on the trailer so far.

I have a couple of axle straps that can be joined together for a rear recovery.

I have a Mission Overland trailer now for about two years. I just completed the Utah Backcountry Discovery route about 700 miles off pavement. I've driven the Camino Del Diablo,Magruder Corridor Trail, Medrano Primitive Trail,Smokey Mountain road. Hours of washboard , some rock crawling, hours...

Congratulations. As a writer, it is always gratifying to see one's worked in print.

I have an Adventure Medicine professional guide kit. I added some extra CATs and trauma dressings in a separate bag. According to Adventure Medicine ,the kits are good for three years. When mine hits three years, I'll keep what I can and throw away the rest and buy a new kit.

I've had it for over 20 years. Great program 100 mile tows, road service, trip interruption insurance that pays for hotel rooms. A must have for anyone who travels.

I have my local fabricator do any mods I need. I don't have rear jacks and have never seen the need for them. I added a ArkPak XO jack in addition to the stock jack. It is only there for emergencies.

AAA premier RV is a lifesaver.

Sounds like it was just slapped together.