My Family's Overlanding Vlog Series - First Trip with our Turtleback Released
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Great videos again. I can't believe you took your trailer on even part of fins and things. You have bigger balls than me, and that's not something I usually get to say about other people. We did Fins and things a couple years ago and it definitely pushed the envelope a little bit on what I was comfortable doing.
Hard to believe you still haven't upgraded your front bumper yet. For me, the biggest reason was piece of mind for potential self-recovery since all I have done are solo trips. A lot of my confidence going places with one vehicle is there because I know I have enough recovery gear to get me out of most stuck situations.
Hard to believe you still haven't upgraded your front bumper yet. For me, the biggest reason was piece of mind for potential self-recovery since all I have done are solo trips. A lot of my confidence going places with one vehicle is there because I know I have enough recovery gear to get me out of most stuck situations.
Hey Everyone!
Sorry I haven't updated this in a while - we've been busy releasing vlogs!
We just dropped Vlog 41 - our final day on the Georgia Traverse from last summer!
It was FANTASTIC to meet everyone at Expo East - so many amazing people that said such great things!
Thank you to everyone!
Sorry I haven't updated this in a while - we've been busy releasing vlogs!
We just dropped Vlog 41 - our final day on the Georgia Traverse from last summer!
It was FANTASTIC to meet everyone at Expo East - so many amazing people that said such great things!
Thank you to everyone!
patoz
Expedition Leader
So, have you purchased a full size saw and axe yet? 
Those little folding saws are good for backpacking and hiking, but that's about it. The same goes for the small military style folding shovels, of which I have two. They have their place, but are no substitute for a full size, long handled shovel when you're stuck in the mud.
Good video, as always!
Those little folding saws are good for backpacking and hiking, but that's about it. The same goes for the small military style folding shovels, of which I have two. They have their place, but are no substitute for a full size, long handled shovel when you're stuck in the mud.
Good video, as always!