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Are you saying that the battery box was meant for another size (group 24?) and you just turned the group 31 sideways in the smaller box? I'd have to measure the top-to-bottom clearance to see if something like that would work for me. I assume you hooked up the leads before putting the battery in...

I'm in the market for a new group 24 battery, myself. I've been looking at this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042QD2PS?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_1&smid=A3H30ATSR61H8N Does anyone have any opinions on this brand?

Ummm, yeah - maybe not Goat whisperer. I liked that closeup of the Parnassian butterfly. What a fine way to spend a summer vacation! Good stuff!

I feel Bill's pain, and agree that the changes we are seeing (more pavement and established campgrounds) are due to population pressure. The US population has doubled since I was born, and California has had more than their share of that growth. Even here in relatively sparsely populated New...

Thanks for the TR! Enjoyed it. I look forward to reading about a trip to the Leopold shack, too.

That '97 El Niño was just before I moved to the Sacramento Mountains. I heard stories about the great snowfall here that winter and snow banks that lined the Sunspot Highway many feet high. My skis and snowshoes would like to see some of that.

Oh boy! Magnificent landscapes, Cutties, thunderstorms, fire lookouts! Eagerly looking forward to the next installment.

Perseids time again! It's time to head to a dark spot and set the alarm for midnight. The hard part is staying awake when you are comfortably wrapped in a sleeping bag in your reclining lawn chair looking for meteors. No moon until very late, so it could be good this year. Here's the info...

Great macro photos! Our wet spring and summer has really made for a good wildflower and butterfly season.

Please relay my best wishes to her for a quick recovery. You have your priorities straight.

Thanks for another great report! That Lizard Head Wilderness looks really interesting.

Nice trip and report! The unknown flower looks like a penstemon - Palmer's Penstemon, probably.

Just a heads-up that it looks like it could be wet out that way this week. Might be a good idea to check on the status of the roads at the district office. http://www.fs.usda.gov/main/santafe/about-forest/districts

I know you've been waiting for a while to get your Bobcat. Congrats and enjoy!

Here in NM we've had an unusually wet Spring, and an easy fire season has been forecast. I'm staffing a lookout again this year, but it looks like it will be a low stress season. I have a feeling some of you to the west of me will be seeing our hotshot crews out your way.

Thanks for sharing your trip report, and it's great that the grandkids were getting some good outdoors time.

Big congrats to the new "not that kind of a doctor" Doctor!

Hope you get some relief from the pain. Best of luck.

Might be worth carrying the hacksaw blade he describes.

That's a good reason to be out with the camper, alright. Congrats to your daughter and her steed.

x2! Glad to see you are enjoying the fruits of your labor. The rig looks great!

Another Milt Report! Wonderful!

On my Eagle, the bolt head was in the narrow gap between the driver's side cabinet and front of the camper. What I had to do was pull up the carpet to access the bolt. Apparently I don't have the narrow cabinet you describe. Good luck, and let us know what your fix is.

Nice pics of a special area. Thanks for sharing!

I have hail dents on the camper roof. Personally, I just think it adds character. I have no plans to do anything about them. But, my camper is older than yours, and I can understand you might feel differently.