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Nice pics!! Mark, that last one... :Wow1:

Cool bottle opener! (beer looks yummy too)

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...and Australia. That looks to be the same Prado they sell in Australia and Africa, very cool. (Scott, the 2nd website link doesn't work)

Yea, DesertBull from ORC (off-road.com) did a nice review article on the FF unit a few years ago, but I have never met anyone else who owned one. They look really sweet. 1500 bills for the 60L model. (probably a good example of GT's sig line :) )

Interesting! Thanks for the review comments.

Nice! I can't wait to check it out in November. :lurk:

Get the FRIDGE!!!! Hands down. You can avoid deep water crossings easier than you can avoid soggy sandwiches :D Yes, I have a Norcold. I can say it is a very robust piece of equipment thus far, and from all of the comments I have read on the aussie forums, they are fairly bulletproof. It is...

COOL!! I remember seeing you guys! Speaking of that, we stopped along Oak Creek. The water was pretty COLD. Not icy... I would say swimmable, but not very comfortable, especially for a 70 yard swim... with stuff in tow :smilies27. A shorty wet suit sure would be nice. :D By the way, H - I...

Hey Patrick, guess who's Frontier I just noticed in issue #58 of Australian 4wd Monthly?? :coffee: :D

Uwe, my first attempt to find those dry bags was unsuccessful - but I will look again today. Any idea when you will get here? I will be sleeping in my covered wagon :D Scott, do you need me to get/bring anything for the dinner?

Man, I was hoping Dave would have posted a report by now. :lurk: Anyone hear from the group? Did they make it out alive?

Oooohhh... fresh tech! Ok, here we go... I recently spotted this one in Popular Science magazine, The North Face Spectrum 23. Here is some commentary copied over from rockclimbing.com, which by the way has some good discussion on this upcoming tent ... "The North Face is proud to introduce...

Cool! Thanks :ylsmoke:

You're welcome. In fact, you can call me BajaEnchilada any time you like.

Mark, I get lots of comments on the Keens too. People are diggin' 'em :ylsmoke: Uwe, I will probably need to work for a few hours on Friday morning, but you are welcome to hang around - no problem.

Who'd you allow to drive your 4runner? :confused: :ylsmoke:

Uwe, did you get a locking carabiner to go with it?

You're welcome! And thanks for enjoying the websites - that makes it very worthwhile when we get to see others getting involved. Unless you plan to have someone sitting in those seats on a regular basis, I say take 'em out. They don't serve much of any other purpose very well, and add a lot...

I like that :D "Core stuff" Food. No fridge or ice required. Dry food, rehydrated food, and canned food. Local food as opportunity presents itself. Water. Water for drinking, water for washing. Local water as opportunity presents itself. Clothes. versatile layers - wear 'em 'till they start...