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Very nice! Welcome to ExPo

:bike_rider: He should watch the road better, running over something like that could puncture a tire. Or is that the security system?:elkgrin:

Well put Mike, this is a private forum and yes we do have rules about vendors actively marketing their products. The reason that vendors do not have to identify themselves is that we have several that are quite capable of sharing their wealth of information and participating in discussions...

I am a big fan of the hatch, great for game viewing! Really looking forward to reading more as you get going!:wings:

I made my own for our TechniTop, but it was more like a sleeve using two flat sheets stitched together that had cut outs where the velcro is (technitop velcros to the base, not sure about how others are secured).

I carried that apple around for four days in my jacket pocket last fall. Made me laugh every time I realized it was there.

I've just been waiting to hijack something with this one::victory:

That's kind of sick and twisted. :smilies27 I love it!!

Being a native Coloradan I know about cold and I have found that the best solution is; drive South. :sombrero: Seriously though I use a hot water bottle with a double layer fleece cover that I made for it, people laugh until it's cold and then I hand it to them in the morning, it's still warm...

We don't have the special tool (though I've seen it used and it's pretty slick) and we have had to use that method many times. I took a tire repair class (thanks Martyn) and have always been curious if I would be strong enough to break the bead with tire pliers. Turns out that I'm not at least...

The quest for the perfect chair is an ongoing one for us. There is no other piece of equipment that we have had a more difficult time with. I have repaired chairs, cut the poles down to fit in the right space, stitched seams reinforced arm grommets etc. etc. etc. We started out with the ones...

The size of the chair when folded is a big issue for us so I don't think the MacCabee chair would work (though it looks like a very comfy chair). Many of the regular "umbrella" chairs don't work either because they are too long when folded to fit in the alloted space. The Pico is 1/2" too tall...

Anybody have experience with both the Kermit and the Pico? We have gone back and forth on the matter and have even contemplated getting one of each so that we can decide for sure.

Great recipes, a few of those ingredients might be a little hard to source here, but good stuff! Thanks Spike.

I think Freelanders are the best overland vehicle EVER!! Now can we get back to arguing about Freelanders?

I had thought the same thing.... but had been afraid to wade into this thread. :peepwall: I'm pretty darn sure that you are right.

Can't think of a better part of the world to stick to if you can't get to other places. :)

Just had some Nando's Garlic Peri Peri sauce.:drool:

This is absolutely vital for a long overland trip too. Walking into an embassy to get a visa in clean clothes, and a fresh shave (for the guys) gets a much more favorable response, it shows respect for the people that you are there to see. Smile and wave, I can't say how many grumpy people we...

Glad to know that you are on your way to getting the problem solved!