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Yeah, that's a really nice setup!

Awesome episode, I really enjoyed that.

As an armchair quarterback, I agree!

I'm also curious about the chosen length. Must be something behind the number?

Great episode!

How do you lubricate an MV50?

Ability to easily fit a solid roof rack, mostly. Thanks for the reply!

Is there a medium wheelbase 70 with a non-removal top? Been slowly trying to decide on where my piggy bank is going to go… Thanks. A.

I will try that process when I return home, thanks for posting. Why rice instead of water? Also, note that, when the fridge is running hard to cool the contents, such as when you put something warm into it, it can freeze items that are touching the sides. (Despite the temperature being above...

On the shore of Lake Ontario, Prince Edward County, Ontario (Canada). Someone was kind enough to leave a rather nice barn board table for us to dine on. A.

I see many posts about putting an RTT away taking a while. There is a big difference between a safari-style RTT and a hard shell RTT. I have the latter (Roost) and it opens and closes in a minute or two. I point the truck into the wind and it is weatherproof.

Mind summarizing the process? A.

Crude may have been too strong of an adjective. It wasn't at all offensive, just seemed to bring the show down a notch in my lady's view. Still love it.

I second the above: my better half was also turned off by both. The humor about the hitchhikers should have been one sentence, staying funny but less crude. But the family reunion and hidden ruins were great.

So awesome. Laughed so hard my colleagues were staring at me.

:iagree::rally_guys::beer::campfire::beer::beer: I'm daydreaming and must get back to work.

What's the current rough count?

I would add to the "moral of the story" list: make sure you have some reliable and capable buddies around. For example, my InReach's SOS will go out to some unknown authority but it will also go to three trusted friends, who I know will stop at nothing to pull my sorry *** out of whatever...

The most important factor is the map data you have access to, in my opinion. Up here in Canada, you need to use a combination of sources to get what you need. So format flexibility is key.

Is it thick enough for use on a campfire?