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Sorry to have been so long - but away on travels that are work.. Love the pictures and the story - this is a seriously good and intersting post. Some of those books are hard to find on this side of the Atlantic.. The dogs claim to have missed me.. I've driven the Ineos with the BMW diesel...

I totally get what makes them your happy place. Need to see what I can do to get more at mine these days, life seems just too full.. Thanks - needed this.

P39 are very nice vehicles when they run - but LR went a bit too far with ECU's etc. when they were not really read to do so and it shows.. As with everything, maintenance is your friend and I know several here that have some serious miles on the clock without too much problems. I prefer the...

Love it - many, many thanks. I love to travel like you do but Europe has a totally different feel these days.. Please, please keep these stories coming as it gives us a very unusual look at life in the US.

Impressive. Inspirational for my next wiring project

Looking at what you'd want, I'd have a look at an Iveco EuroCargo 4x4 - or convert one - as they are about a simple as they come, 2.4 x 6 mtrs deck (or bigger) will give you a nice platform to build on, fuel consumption is -/+ acceptable, parts and mechanics are there and comfort is actually...

Great as usual. Many thanks !

Very Nice ! looking forward to see what you do with the "flat bed"

I looked at your Mark Twain reference and really don't see why that would be considered offence - or what ever.. But then again, I'm from a different country (while it lasts) and Continent so things are different here.. Love your posts, love the dogs and in general it gives me, as said before...

Good progress !

$ 1,000 doesn't buy a lot of fuel here I'm afraid..... Getting an auto box should bot be a problem to hire. Have Fun !

Not sure how long you're staying here in Europe but please note that we have loads of speed camera's, speed limit (Holland = 100 km/h. on the motorways 07.00-19.00 hrs.) and it is usually quite busy.. Food in France is quite nice but portions are less than in many other countries. Be Safe...

Love this and you've spoken some wise words. And yes, many memories are not for sharing. Having jumped many times out of airplanes in the '70's and '80's - and dropped loads of others - I know what you mean. I have done the 1st. trip with these 2 - the Chocolate is not sure yet what to think...

We all have those days.. Just sit back and start again when time feels right

Love this ! Will be really nice. Following with interest from the other side of the Atlantic

Thanks - loved sitting in the passenger seat.

Thank You very much ! "Friends and neighbors have been donating license plates to the barn wall.....so I keep adding as the plates fall into my hands....." You want some Dutch, English or French ones ?? You mean "The Last Green Valley by Mark Sullivan" ?

If you feel you need a truck, 4x4 and want to travel the world I suggest looking at Iveco. They make seriously good trucks 3,5 tonnes upwards. I had a ex. firebrigade back up Eurocargo truck, RWD with auto chains and 14 M2 living. On the 1st trip I sold it to a couple he really wanted it. MAke...

Tanner looks happier.. Looking to get some of those books. Plenty time to sit in the kitchen and read a proper book as we have a new to us dog in the house and she needs watching. A 9 month Chocolate Labrador.... And she very much needed to be rescued.. Love the pics of your house. Thanks

OH YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Master is back ! Thanks !