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That looks to be the exact same setup that I use. I roast my own beans, too, and I think Lighthawk has the same roaster that I have so there are a few of us snobs around. A freshly roasted and ground cup of coffee in the morning is one of life's little joys, but I confess I would drink...

Welcome to the cult. :)

Hope you have lots of fun adventures, N'kwala, and if you were to post pictures or trip reports, well, I'll bet no one here would mind.

LEDs are the way to go, but you are right that you may have to charge up the battery anyway. The forced air heater is the main culprit. In the summer, I can stay in one spot for several days without charging if I don't run the heater. A DC fridge also has a large draw, but I don't have one of...

This is bringing back fond memories of the excitement of choosing options and realizing that my camper would be a reality. My $.02: I agree with getting rid of the flood lights and using a headlamp. That's because I love dark skies and hate light pollution, especially in camping areas. I have...

Wow! Good score.

Enjoyed following the process. And you get to be part of the build - how cool is that? Look forward to the next steps.

Congrats, Bryan. Great plans for both travel and camper mods. Just curious about why you are thinking of an ice box instead of a DC fridge? Just want to keep things simple?

Enjoyed the article (and some of the comments, too). Thanks for posting the link.

Some folks have had issues with the Reliance containers leaking. In another thread here, the Zebra gray water bag was mentioned. Mine has lasted for five years now. Of course, that's just my experience - YMMV. http://www.rvpartsnation.com/product/5421/covered-bucket-grey-water-tank

Does your table have a base something like this? http://www.ebay.com/bhp/rv-table-base Attach one of those to a base made of plywood or crossed boards? And, yes, welcome.

In a recent new member welcome thread, someone asked about storage ideas for fly rod cases. I think that deserves its own thread, and could be expanded to all kinds of tackle storage solutions. I don't have any special additions to my Eagle for fly rod storage. I just put my rod case(s)...

Stored in the shed next to the truck tailgate.

Congrats on finding your Hawk. Welcome to WTW.

Me too. It's a shame we only get five votes. Good luck to all you photographers.

Welcome. Those look like waders drying on the truck. How was the fishing?

Cool pics! Those are Hearst zebras? Man, it's been decades since I've been out that way, so enjoyed seeing the area again through your camera.

Very enjoyable trip report and pics! What a great trip. (I like my Senior Pass, too :) ).

Personally, I wouldn't want to add the water weight to the roof. I prefer a portable pressurized solution like the Duckworks.

I'd say that new fast lens is a keeper. As always, your photos are awesome. It's impossible to choose a favorite, though the night shots and that dawn shot with the layers of color and shade in the hills made me say "Wow!". I do have a question about your night shot of the Milky Way. I can...

Bseek, the one I have that DirtyDog made is 12 inches long, which just fits in the window on the Eagle's door. The capital letters are 3/4 inch high. Here's a pic. Hope this helps.

Congrats on scoring your Eagle. Look forward to reading about your trips and mods.

I especially enjoyed reading about the memories this area has for you. Thanks for sharing them.

Un-freakin'-believable.

What a great meet-up! Very fun read.