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I think this is an odd little device, but clever at the same time. Called the Hydra (made by Rompalicious), it's essentially a water bladder that's designed to attach to your driver or passenger seats. I'm used to packing a 20 liter Scepter water can for filling one-liter Nalgenes throughout...

No moment of my life can be so enlightening as losing that shower tent. Simplify, simplify, simplify: a lesson of the spirit for $200. I'm quite glad you found it, took photos, and called me. It's the lesson of that tent that I remember more than the price tag or utility. And how can I...

Question: why use a RAM mount for the antenna? A flat surface not available?

:088: That's nice to hear. And this is funny to see.

:jumping: I'm so stoked to see this thread come alive again. Some of you dudes are creepy, which is exactly what I'd expect. And others stack the odds and shoot their self portrait with a babe under arm. Here's my latest babe.

I don't recall where I found this photo, but I've been collecting web photos of sweet Nissans that I find. Many of my favorites are Down Under. I thought this one was a beauty.

Sweet machine you have there! Are you working on your response for the punks who say, "So, you're boyfriend lets you drive his Jeep, huh?"

Wow, man, I've never been all that thrilled about eating sea urchins - but what the hell, I'm happy for you. :beer: Thanks for the story.

Chris your photos are so sweet. Loving that wide angle action. And your playful compositions . . . ! And this is just awesome:

This one just hit me like a ton of bricks the other day, but it'll only be practical for those using the tent low, such as on a trailer or over the truck bed. Behold, the Eezi-Paper Towel Holder: Look how happy my assistant is to have a domesticated method of dispensing paper towels around...

Steal? Nah, it's all there for the taking. Thanks for checking out the article. :coffeedrink: I'm quite glad to hear that it's actually helpful to someone. Mark

Thanks for being mellow travelers, folks. This whole traveling-with-child thing is a slow process, partly because you've got more work, and partly because - ugh - you just want to go slow and enjoy something for a change. Remember the campfire talk on Saturday night? Like a perfect...

Aw man, I'm going to be rather useless because I don't know the name, don't have a photo, and don't remember where the thread is . . . but there is a fridge slide out there somewhere that slides outward, then drops 8" - 10" for precisely this circumstance. Even better than mounting the regular...

:12_4_18: Let's get off this internet thing and onto some dirt roads. :safari-rig: Hasta Manana, amigos.

That's an interesting one. I've lost two of the metal sleeves that insert into those holes, though. Easy fix.

Just to update, the dealer ordered my parts and will be installing them next week. Dealer confirmed that my engine whine is likely these bad chain guides. I've got to tell you that I would have never known about this TSB unless you'd brought it up. So thanks again. Another TSB that goes way...

What a fantastic story. I love this kind of thing. It seems to me that this is how many of my planning sessions go: . . . after lunch the men went upstairs to discuss their expedition, and the wives talked about what they would do in the four months they would spend alone. Someone suggested...

Still on for 5:00 pm at TTT, exit 268 on I-10. Cool? *** I've updated the first post with Friday evening meet info, communications, and camp coordinates. I put us down for CB channel 15, and the ol' standby 144 MHz frequency of 146.460

Mike, that's fantastic. Thanks for checking it out and getting us the final verdict. Alvin and Brad are going to be trying a route that begins just north of Tombstone. To be expedient on Friday evening I think I'm going to stick with the tried-n-true route of Middlemarch Road starting in...

I think I'll have a green margarita. Otherwise, what a timely thing this Earth Day. I'm in the final throes of doing xeriscape in the yard. :)