campsite pics..lets see um

[Mitubitchy 3.5]

This Summer, near Grenoble (France).

Stephan

 

[GooSe_1977]

nice view

 

[Mtn Mike]

From the top

These photos are from our trip up to Calispel Peak, in remote northeastern Washington. The peak is about 6800 feet, and the campsite was just down the ridge from the peak. We had great views of the Pend Oreille river valley to the east.

 

[Mitubitchy 3.5]

Last June, in Northeast Germany

Stephan

 

[plainjaneFJC]

Always enjoy your pictures.

Last June, in Northeast Germany

Stephan

 

[Explorer 1]

Tough to beat the view.......

North Rim Grand Canyon, Twin Point

Thanks,
Fred
Explorer 1

 

[Mitubitchy 3.5]

@ Scott: thank you:ylsmoke:


@ Fred: this is a very nice viewpoint!


Stephan

 

[BretEdge]

Medicine Lake, just below La Sal Pass in the La Sal Mountains near Moab, Utah. This road is part of the Utah Backcountry Discovery Route.

 

[Leipo]

One of our campsites last summer @ Passo di Giau, Italy

 

[Corey]

Medicine Lake, just below La Sal Pass in the La Sal Mountains near Moab, Utah. This road is part of the Utah Backcountry Discovery Route.

Nice setup!

 

[justbecause]

apparently I need to go to the grand canyon.

 

[BretEdge]

Nice setup!

Thank you! I'm still working on building the FJ into a self-supported overland rig but then again, who is ever completely happy with their build? ;-)

 

[Corey]

Thank you! I'm still working on building the FJ into a self-supported overland rig but then again, who is ever completely happy with their build? ;-)

True, I only (famous last words) have a rear bumper to do, but have not decided yet which brand.

How is your handling with the Maggiolina on the stock rack?
I ran mine for two years that way, and I got blown all over the freeway with any wind over 15 MPH.

Have had mine on a BajaRack built for the Maggiolinas, and it lowered the tent about 2", and it handles much better now.

 

[sinuhexavier]

The Mojave​

 

[BretEdge]

True, I only (famous last words) have a rear bumper to do, but have not decided yet which brand.

How is your handling with the Maggiolina on the stock rack?
I ran mine for two years that way, and I got blown all over the freeway with any wind over 15 MPH.

Have had mine on a BajaRack built for the Maggiolinas, and it lowered the tent about 2", and it handles much better now.

The FJ definitely gets blown around in the wind more with this set up but it hasn't been too bad or dangerous. I was more worried about it getting tippy while 4 wheeling and I haven't really noticed that at all. I'd like to install a Front Runner rack, which would lower it a couple inches, but I've got a fridge/freezer, dual battery set-up, auxiliary lighting, Goal Zero and on and on to purchase/install before I worry about the rack!