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Taken in San Ignacio, Baja

Don mentioned he had met someone who knew me but I wasn't sure who it was. Pleasure meeting you, virtually anyway.

Taken from Timp Point, North Rim of Grand Canyon. The Forest Service had been doing controlled burns and they created these rivers of smoke.

On a recent trip thru Utah, I saw a few billboards that said (I'm paraphrasing here) - "Shouldn't Utah be in charge of its own land" - or something to that effect.

I have the 1000 and routinely charge it while driving. No problems so far.

Rabies vaccine has been in place for quite awhile. What's new are the chip, uploading a photo of your dog and the completion of a form online within I believe 10 days of your crossing to the specific border crossing you will use. THis is not unlike Canada's requirements to cross the border...

These rules are absolutely ridiculous. A search of the CDC website shows no mention of a rabies outbreak and states that neither Canada or Mexico are high risk areas.

It feels like a solution looking for a problem. I typically use a miracle eraser sponge and some water and the bugs and debris come right off. The nose then gets a few coats of wax which reduces the debris a lot. I'd be concerned with water being caught underneath that cover as well.

I've had and used the Combi now going on 7 years. It has worked flawlessly -- sips propane and is extremely quiet.

Berdoo Canyon, unfortunately, has become a major area for target practice, especially near the southern end. Lots of trash, empty casings and targets. North of that, there are some short technical sections I have easily navigated with my truck camper. Sorry you missed Geology Tour but IMHO...

I’ll be there checking people in and conducting workshops on Harvest Hosts and my trip to Tuk last fall. It’s always fun.

It looks like you have solved the stool problem. But for releasing camper latches, I simply screwed a hook into the end of a 4 foot dowel and can stay on the ground as I walk around unlatching the roof. Of course, I do need the stool to relatch them. I also use this stool to relatch the roof...

It's possible that the problem could be more than a mud dauber. Basically, the MaxAir fans are designed to run on a pretty narrow band of 12-13 volts. If you have solar (and most of us do), that could easily put out over 13 volts which triggers that alarm in some fans and can fry the mother...

I have Reflectix in my Bundutec popup and it makes an honest 10 degree difference in cold Temps. The furnace runs less and with a good quilt, it's good to the teens above 0. And for the price of the thermal packs, I can buy a lot of gas. Anyone with access to a sewing machine (or someone who...

I made a Reflectix barrier for the interior of my Bundutec popup thats attached with velcro top and bottom. In really cold temperatures, it probably adds 10-5 degrees to inside temp so the furnace works less. In hot weather, it definitely keeps the interior cooler and on windy days, minimizes...

I am a huge fan of G&T's.

Undoubtedly, it was the quinine in the tonic and the drink was an excellent delivery mechanism.

Before you install, watch this video. https://youtu.be/B5nIeA0tL8I I doubt Maxxair has fixed the problem yet, but their fans work in a pretty narrow voltage input -- around 12.5. If you have solar, it typically puts out 13+ volts and that can either fry the fan motherboard entirely or cause...

Because of its design, it eats a lot of wood quickly.

We've been here in BS for the past two months. Not a super bloom but tons of flowers none the less.

"and both the Ram dealer and the camper company where we bought it said it was the perfect truck," Of course they did -- they want to sell campers and trucks. I just got back from Baja and the roads there are no worse than what exists in many parts of the US. As many have already said, too...

I dont have a FWC but have stayed at many HH's around the country and have always had a great experience.

I have an Extreme Outback hard mounted and wired into the truck. 100% duty cycle and its a beast. https://www.extremeoutback.com/

I added a Quickpitch traction board/table mount to the angle on my flatbed. Obviously, the product was designed to be mounted vertically to the side of a camper but this works well and the table is useful.

A roll or 2 of reflectix and some stick on velcro, and you'd have one for around $100 or so.