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Thats a lot of great info Foy, thanks!

Im game. Colorado has been calling me back since our last trip. There's a good chance I might be back in CO. in the middle of May. marc Colorado mountains are too high for May exploration. How about August :)

Excellent write up Nomad! A few years ago I rolled into the Great Sand Dunes late on a Friday and couldn't find a camp spot anywhere. I don't know any primitive spots and I decided to head out and leave GSD for another year. Hopefully this year I can get back. Is it a good summer destination?

Since my focus this year is going to be on mining towns, I was thinking that I would organize some rallies that are only 50% about drinking (down from 90%), and we could spend that other 50% of the time exploring old mining areas. Marc, Dick, and I did this on a loop from Bodie through the...

https://www.buymagicmesh.com/ I saw this on a stupid infomercial and it occurred to me that this would be a great solution for campers - especially campers like the XP and Alaskan with the 2 piece doors.

It means Hal is upset with you. Be careful near the airlock. lol good one Lovecock :D

See DD, this is the problem with you telling fibs all the time. I'm still not buying it. No shots of you or M like your usual trip reports. No shots of the food or drink you had. I suppose you will tell us it was a honeymoon. I still say it didn't happen and will bet a Pliney on it. :P Well...

Heh I did go to Iceland :D No fooling.

I was surprised to see that there are a great many big bad 4x4's in Iceland - even in Reykjavik! Geysers Volcano And thats it. I should have taken photos around Reykjavik but I was lazy. Iceland is an easy place to visit as everyone speaks English and there are a lot of guide...

I was in Reykjavik for the International Conference of Shameless Drunks recently and thought I would share some photos. The Harpa Center in Reykjavik is one of the neatest buildings I've ever seen: Þingvellir National Park - site of the first parliament of Iceland Gullfoss

Refund issued and I'm really sorry about the ongoing confusion with the donations.

I also thought the trail system and campground in Chiricahua were great. By your photos I'm guessing you hiked the trail right from the CG up the canyon to strange rocks on top. Were they still rebuilding those CCC stone steps up high or was the trail work finished? I hiked the trails around...

The lift assist gas struts "lighten" the roof enough that in high winds it is almost impossible to get the roof down. A couple of days ago I was in an epic struggle with the roof - I would lower it, it would pop back up, over and over again. Finally I got it down and bolted out to get the roof...