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I use Locus Pro. You can find open maps that allow you to quickly add the US. You can also download google earth hybrid (satellite with road) maps with the free Locus Maps tweak app. I learned about it on advrider and there is a thread going with something like 2k+ posts you can read through...

It might already be too late for the OP, but I have a 6 person Coleman Instant Cabin tent. I can put it up alone in less than 5 minutes. Price is good for what they are. The downside is they are a lighter strength construction so you are probably good for a couple weeks a year, but I wouldn't...

Also, if you open your definition of wagon up, just about any of today's car based crossovers could count as a wagon. So could the Jeep Cherokee XJs. And if you really squint, some people consider the Suburban just be an over-sized wagon! You can find them used for fairly cheap and they are...

My pack is a fairly large one with thick, padded straps. It also has a sternum strap and a waist belt that actually holds most of the weight. I cant get the clips tight enough with just my hands so I use a pliers to make sure they are snug. Between the multiple straps that keep the pack very...

Of course, the link is below to the Peak Design stuff. This shows the clips along with the lens holder farther down the page. Just to be clear, I have no affiliation, I just like their stuff. https://www.peakdesign.com/product/clips/

I currently use a D750 with the 28-300 for most of my adventuring and hiking, however, I think a good superzoom, especially the newer ones with the 1 inch sensors in them would be perfect for most people's needs. Heck, even one of the superzooms with the small sensors but a lot of zoom would be...

I see that you already ordered a lens and it is a good choice. I had it on an older camera and loved it for what it was. I currently carry around a Nikon D750 with the Nikon 28-300 and a Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 for ultra wide shots. There are newer ultra wide lenses out now with auto focus that...

Found another AWD Savana, this time in western Indiana. 2013 *GMC* *Savana Cargo Van* Upfitter *308k Miles* - $9995 https://terrehaute.craigslist.org/ctd/d/2013-gmc-savana-cargo-van/6508427690.html

Hi All, I have been lurking and learning about vans and saw this one come up on Craigslist near St Louis. I have no affiliation and I dont know anything beyond what is listed in the ad. '09 GMC Savana Van 1500 AWD - $22000 with 86k miles. Rear doors on both sides of the van...

If you are looking for a purely on-road car, I would suggest looking at a Prius V. There are three sizes for the Prius, the C (small hatchback), the normal, and the V: (large hatch / midsize wagon, similar in size to an Outback). Obviously the V has zero off-pavement capability (as in dirt...