cruiseroutfit
Well-known member
I'm not sure. On a previous trip we discussed the fogging more in depth, the gent applying the stuff wasn't super up to speed other than he wears a mask and tells us to stay away
Expedition Overland - 2015 Season
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I'm not sure. On a previous trip we discussed the fogging more in depth, the gent applying the stuff wasn't super up to speed other than he wears a mask and tells us to stay away
River19
Observer
Agree 100%.
heehawhardy
Adventurering
^^ This!
cruiseroutfit
Well-known member
Episode 9 is now live 
Rubicon
Observer
Episode 9 is now live
Very cool episode! Congrats to the ladies for 14th out of 125!!! Quote of the episode from Clay: "those are some pretty cool chicks." You can see the love & pride both guys have for their wives....
Now.... Is it Wednesday yet?
Lecoq
Explorer
Episode 9 is now live
I don't believe in Volcanoes either! :elkgrin:
You Sir are very entertaining to watch. I hope you take part in the next trip where ever that might be.
Jeremy P.
Adventurer
That episode really helped make it more clear what the Rallye is about; careful navigation and strategic moves to minimize route length while still hitting the checkpoints in the time limits, looks pretty cool! Too bad the girls didn't have bridging ladders for the trench though... 
Definitely the highlight of the series so far for me. Really cool to see couples truly in love and making it work even thousands of miles away. Bachelor for life here though.
Pacific Northwest yetti
Expedition Medic
Kurt I would also like to say thank you for kindly putting up with us on the forum. It is greatly appreciated!!!!! I have enjoyed the show and will continue to do so. Griff is a great guy i had the chance to meet him at North West Overland Rally a few months ago his company Combat flip flops also heavily supports T5 and does really great work with a quality product. As to those who asked, T5 is 100% donations provided for all their supplies. Large corporations, Cruise ships, airlines,etc have to renew medical gear yearly(ish) regardless of expiration dates. It is surprisingly regulated on how to dispose of such items. Ex, oil company replaces entire stock of medical supplies per requirements, and throws them away. Someone comes along digs through trash, misuses something even Tylenol, now company is liable. T5 is a responsible, safe, and incredibly great outlet for the surplus supplies. The medic roll they are using is actually from a company called North American Rescue
http://www.narescue.com/portal.aspx?CN=B98329B7AC1E
and is called medic trauma/sheet bag. NAR produces extremely high end rescue/medical equipment. Most of their products have been seen in combat. I have 1 and it is a great product, also have a blackhawk medic roll and can vouch that they are not using one.
Kurt you and the XO team have found the secret to life, Simply put- Finding what you love and making it work for you. Me and the majority of us on the forum would do the exact same thing when/if we find a way. please excuse any errors as this was all typed from a blackberry. Yes i am 1 of the few who still loves his BB.
http://www.narescue.com/portal.aspx?CN=B98329B7AC1E
and is called medic trauma/sheet bag. NAR produces extremely high end rescue/medical equipment. Most of their products have been seen in combat. I have 1 and it is a great product, also have a blackhawk medic roll and can vouch that they are not using one.
Kurt you and the XO team have found the secret to life, Simply put- Finding what you love and making it work for you. Me and the majority of us on the forum would do the exact same thing when/if we find a way. please excuse any errors as this was all typed from a blackberry. Yes i am 1 of the few who still loves his BB.
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cruiseroutfit
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Thanks, I appreciate you saying that. It was a fantastic experience and I'd jump at the chance to do it again.
Thanks, it's been fun to watch the season unfold and chat with everyone about it.
Fantastic guy and a great company!
Jump when opportunities present themselves, and create them when the don't. I've been very fortunate to be involved with these gents and I'm thankful they thought of me. I was thanking a good friend for inviting me along on his Land Cruiser adventure and he said something that I'll never forget. "What fun would it be if I couldn't share it with others". I think about that all the time and while it has different scope and meaning to everyone... to me it has reminded me to invite others along to share in these adventures, be it a weekend camping trip or something more grandeur. Plan a trip and invite a friend. I heard another neat gent speak about his 4x4 adventures in Africa (Kingsley Holgate), everyone was hyper-focused on what gear to take, his favorite brand of tires, etc. His end answer struck me the most, "the best thing you can do is take an empty seat", referring to offering a ride to someone, be it a local who can tell you about the area or a friend. Another great thought to have.
cruiseroutfit
Well-known member
oscar the grouch
Jeep Nut
great episode. Finally had a chance to watch it. (was out living the off road live for 5 days so no internets)
wanderer-rrorc
Explorer
I just got caught up!! marathon watched all the way to south america season 6 a few weeks ago (wife was gone and I had free reign of the TV!!!)
I love how well these are put together and the content you guys provide!! I envy you so much for doing these trips..just the adventure (not so much the trail riding as I did that for 15yrs and competed WEROCK so trail riding is kinda dull now)..I look forward to each episode and hope to cross paths with this troop one day!
I love how well these are put together and the content you guys provide!! I envy you so much for doing these trips..just the adventure (not so much the trail riding as I did that for 15yrs and competed WEROCK so trail riding is kinda dull now)..I look forward to each episode and hope to cross paths with this troop one day!
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