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Ours works well for hiking -- d have not tried it for driving.

Fantastic, wonderful start to an adventure!

Do what you have to do, but depending on where in Utah you are talking about it will range from hard to very, very hard in the winter. I know. BTDT. You could rent an apartment for the price of the 4WC. Sell one of your trucks if you can. If you move back east you will then not need to move two...

Way to go y'all!

Fort Peck in Montana has introduced land-locked Chinook Salmon that are doing quite well.

All the more reason to avoid popular areas.

We love our 38 gallon tank on our '19 Tundra double cab. Having a 300 mile plus range is mighty convenient and helps with the peace of mind. The instrument panel says 410 miles range when filled -- but if you think I trust that -- no way!

Happy homecoming. You could just turn around and go out again for a month or two. The white stuff should be gone by then.

Sadly, these were not intended as jokes! https://www.demilked.com/stupid-newspaper-headlines/

This is what I would do if I were making the trip from yellowstone through Idaho and back into the civilized world.

Quite a Herculean, if not Sisyphian, task! I am in awe. No offence to Ski or the Lady, but it looks like the script for some horror movie! The Shining II maybe. But then I am just averse to the white stuff after 30 years on the business end of a shovel. We had no snowblowers, but my dad...

Be sure to stop for an ice cream cone or shake at Old Mill Ice Cream in Star Valley Wyoming, just south of Jackson Hole. Back in the 70's I walked in to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar in Jackson and the Butterfield Blues Band was playing. Old Paul Butterfield could rock the house.

Andy, simple falls can have long lasting effects. If trouble persists you may want to get some x-rays and a doctor consult. Hope you recover soon.

A well earned rest is in order!

It's all fun and games until the law of averages reasserts itself and you are buried under 9 feet of snow. :) I feel only a bit sorry for those that had no experience with a Donner Party grade winter. There are books and stuff that describe what to expect. I left Montana to get away from the...

I will, with your permission, use this quote as appropriate in future conversations!

I wonder why it is always males? I never hear of 60 year old women hiking alone across death valley in the summer and dying. Or trying to jump Devil's Churn near Yachats and dying, etc, etc, etc.

Being as how I am also old I can say it: "There is no fool like an old fool!"

Maybe this rare Downey Woodpecker visitor to our garden is a sign of spring:

I wonder if she had to go to Show Low or Flagstaff to find a shovel? It is a cool spring this year.

Looks like a good year for flowers in the southwest. My sister just north of Tucson had snow a few days back. Drought Monitor puts most of Arizona with no drought at all.

Welcome back to the USA Rob. You may want to take this poor weather as an opportunity to visit death valley. It is our go-to place when winter lingers too long in the southwest. You can't beat 200 feet below sea level for a place likely to be at least warm. Some of the best exploring and scenery...

Seems to be making up for past dry spells!

Too true. I have not done a firmware update to any of my cameras for at least four years, probably longer.