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Thanks for the pics - that really helps a lot. A friend of mine has a 22" PS stove and I know it's bigger than I want - great stove though. I have an 8" frying pan and a 6" diameter cook pot that I typically use on a solo camping trip. If my wife is along I bring a 10" pan so it looks like the...

Could you post a picture with a small frying pan (maybe 8-10") and a small backpacking type 1qt pot side by side on the stove? I'm trying to see if the 18" stove is spacious enough to hold the pots I like to use. I've got to be able to cook a nice New York Strip and a pot of rice and I think the...

I've spent about 60 nights in my Maggiolina roof tent and its been some of the best camping I've ever done. The only downside is the middle of the night pee breaks that us older guys find necessary. A friend of mine slept in my roof tent last year (I was in my travel trailer) and he said it was...

I'd look at one of the military surplus tents - a friend of mine has one that's about 15 x 20. It looks durable enough especially if you built a wooden platform to erect it on.

I brought my 1967 Series IIA home from storage with the goal to have it completed by next May - some assembly required....

Badin Lake, NC

How are the two burners connected to each other and the gas connection? None of he pictures show that detail and for that kind of money I'd really be concerned about long time durability. I was thinking about a partner steel stove to replace my old dual fuel Coleman but I like the size of this...

4.5 lb (1 gallon) http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/refillable-steel-propane-cylinders-4-5-lb-1-gal-/56052 or 11 lb (2.5 gal) version http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/refillable-steel-propane-cylinders-11-lb-2-6-gal-/56053

I've had great luck with my Bosch tools - corded and cordless. Bosch jigsaws, reciprocating saws, routers and cordless drills are the bomb. I've cut 1/4 steel plate with my Bosch jigsaw. My first Makita cordless drill lasted over 12 years - the second died after two years. My Makita 7" circular...

One of the reasons to travel for me is to take photographs - and invariably I always regret not taking more. I've been shooting Canon cameras since the about 1977 (with occasional forays into Rolleis, Hasselblads and Speed Graphics back in the film days) and I bought my first Canon F-1 in 1980...

The new MSR Guardian is pricey but looks like a great unit. If you've ever gotten sick from contaminated water I guarantee this would seem like a bargain. http://guardianpurifier.com/ http://www.outsideonline.com/2005741/msr-guardian-water-filter

What beautiful scenery and a great film. Thanks for sharing - Morocco is a place I've always wanted to visit.

Whats the measurement from the center of one burner to the other on the 16" stove? I think I saw that the burners on the 18" stove are 9" apart.

I've got the proclip mount in my LR3 with a RAM Ball and RAM X-clip mounted on it - works great.

tree strap for sure. I've only used my snatch block about five times in ten years but every time its been indispensable. Mostly we use it to change the direction of pull like this example from 2006 at Tellico. We'd gone up a dead end trail to the top of a mountain - on the way back down we came...

https://solaros1.smugmug.com/My-Cars/Land-Rovers/i-gBj6LVJ/A Actually two different trees - the first one fell directly between the 109 and the fiberglass camper - it just barely scuffed the back corner of the 109 and didn't touch the trailer - no damage. The second tree fell and hit the front...

No - this is Eeyore.... He's kinda slow, sorta ragged looking and smells bad https://solaros1.smugmug.com/My-Cars/Land-Rovers/i-Db8Xr7t/A

Of course I still have a Rover - 4 to be exact and none of them are for sale.

Any one of my lenses cost more than the Pelican case that I use to carry two bodies, 6 lenses, flash , spare batteries and charger, and a light meter, plus a few accessories. I've been using Pelicans for over twenty years to protect my gear - it doesn't bother me at all to spend $200 to protect...

When your six passengers unexpectedly bail out of an 88" open Land Rover on a side hill you're approaching the tip over point - especially when you are counting on the 4 of them on the uphill side to provide a comfortable amount of ballast.... Damn cowards....