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Toroweap/Tuweep \</end_thread> Seriously if you can still get a spot in there I would drive from the North Rim up to Fredonia and Kanab for a quick resupply then head over and go into Tuweep and enjoy the canyon for a few days away from crowds. You can then exit out of Tuweep and go over the...

If you haven't seen it Wrenched is now available on Amazon Prime.

With the Isotherm Cruise 65, 200 Watts of Solar and Two batteries I have no troubles maintaining charge even when I run the furnace at night and have cloudy days. I find that if camped under tree cover I can typically go 2-3 days without issue, YMMV. I would definitely recommend going for the...

I bought mine at Fasteners in town. They had to order them in but they are Grade 5 and I think were about $8.00 each.

I plan on leaving Spocompton on the 15th for 15 days or so down that way but probably on the other side of the river for the most part unless I happen to put in for some time at Tuweep before the gathering the 21st-24th. I think I'm going to explore Cedar Mesa and Grand Gulch, maybe to a 3 day...

Nicely done!

MSR Hyperflow here. Small, light, fast and not terribly expensive. Cost is around $100, I think the advertised rate is 3 liters/minute, two hoses, one with an adapter for wide mouth bottles the other for the source with a prefilter. Make sure to back flush it periodically for longer filter life.

I'll probably be heading south towards Cedar mesa around mid-October and could meet up for a night or two along the way. haven't figured out what the route is going to be so SE Oregon could be in the mix.

American Whitewater also has a petition and a letter writing campaign powered by everyaction.com that gives you the basic customizable outline of an email and will forward it to both the Navajo nation and Secretary Jewell.

Hmmm, Stanley, ID is pretty much dead center of the path, sitting in a nice hot spring while watching the eclipse wouldn't be terrible.

Looks like a good time! Teach them well, they'll be asking to borrow the camper before you know it!

Blue Notch Rd. will take you down to Good Hope Bay. Check with the folks on Waynes Words for information on the fishing.

Haven't hears about that area but I know further north the season has pretty well finished up. Was up at Priest Lake last weekend and most of what was still on the bushes has dried up to the Huck version of a raisin. I would say best bet would be north facing with some sort of small creek...

I suspect it will cool 50 sq ft if plugged in but doubt that it will be able to cool it and maintain a cool temperature for fery long on battery power. It also doesn't talk about power consumption so how big a hit would it be on the inverter?

Great TR! Really like the alpine lake and granite!

I just hooked my Isotherm into the wires that were already there for my 3-way and have lived happily ever after (touch wood).

Isotherm Cruise 65 makes ice and I've put meat in it and frozen it without a problem when plans changed, I run a remote temp sensor and my fridge temp typically registers mid 30's and freezer in the single digits but there is a bit of variation from time to time, Biggest problem is that I got...

2002 Grandby on a 2008 Tundra DC, airbags and E rated tires. get 14-15 on the highway as long as I drive conservatively, less if I'm towing. Had the truck before i bought the camper. When I was looking at trucks used Tacos were costing as much as used Tundras, sometimes more and the gas...

If you find the full film please share the link. An edited version of it was shown as part of the Best of Banff film tour this year but really left me wanting to see the entire film.

I've been in storms with 50-60 mph gusts. There is a reason for carrying earplugs in the camper, they're not just for rude neighbors.

Slab climbing can be fun but and is a nice change of pace but cracks are your friend :-) Thanks, was fun playing around with the underwater setting on the camera, need to do more of it.

A forecast slight cooldown left my climbing partner and I pondering our options for this past weekend. After considerong some drives of up to 5 hours away we eventually settled on a trip a bit over two hours away on the east side of Priest Lake towardsd the north end up in the Idaho Panhandle...

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"The complex geology of the Wallowas" is an apt phrase, one of my geology profs devised a scoring system for how complex an areas geology is and the Wallowas were near the top of his list. Now he may have been a bit prejudiced since we were in Walla^2 but beautiful mountains anyways.

Great stuff! The Stanley area is one of my favorite places in Idaho.