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Okay, the bar for Trip Reports has officially been raised a notch or two. Very nice TR---fun to read, creative and beautiful photography. Thanks for sharing.

Buckeye Hot Springs in March, 2015. Camped during a lull between two big storms and it got really cold. Learned a lot on that first trip. http://aimlesswanderingsofacuriousman.blogspot.com/2015_03_01_archive.html

Don't miss out on New Mexico's red and green chile, especially the green chile cheeseburger! Sent from my SM-G900V using Wander The West mobile app

The new Tamron lenses have a simple slide lock that prevents lens creep (a problem I had with zoom lenses too). I was told that, for whatever it's worth, some of these lenses sold online are an older version and some are refurbished. With the rebate, it's only $400. I plan to give it a good...

I know what you mean about the colors in upstate NY, but you managed to find a lot of color and have a nice trip. I love the fire tower.

Very sweet rig! I see a flatbed in my distant future too. Post some interior shots when you get a chance.

I just bought this lens yesterday so that I could have a more versatile "walking around" lens. I know theses all in one lenses have their shortcomings, but I'm not a pro and I can't see spending thousands of dollars on lenses for the type of photos I take. Does anyone have any experience with...

I take a small portable DVD player and a couple of old movies along every time. I can always have silence by not using it, but if I want to it's there.

Very nice TR Steelhead. I lived in Wyoming briefly (got my first driver's license there) and there is something about that state that draws me in every time.

Check with ATC, they may compete with or beat the price of a used set. http://allterraincampers.com/

I browsed their blog and they're not just camping, which would be tight enough, but from what I read, they're living in their rig full time! I love my pop up and its versatility, but I don't think I could pull a rabbit out of that hat... They'll need more space, especially as the niños grow...

Wow, was there any type of wildlife you didn't see? Too bad there wasn't more color on the trees, but there was enough other beauty to keep your camera clicking. Very nice Trip Report.

Nice find and it looks like it's in good shape.

You really found a lot of color! I always enjoy your TRs and I'm glad you were able to sneak a NM shot in there at the end. I've spent some time in Rio Arriba Co. (Tierra Amarilla, El Rito, Coyote, etc.)and I love seeing shots of the old stomping grounds.

Wow, you all managed to pull a lot of color out of a drought. Stunning photography and inspiring narrative as usual. Congrats to Ted and his induction into SOM...

Awesome campsite at Green Creek. Did you catch any fish? If so, which creek? Looking forward to Part II.

You had me at Ben & Jerry's...

I saw this while browsing camera lenses online and I immediately thought of all you fine photographers here on WTW. http://www.boardwalkbuy.com/products/slr-camera-lens-stainless-steel-travel-coffee-mug-with-leak-proof-lid?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&gclid=CNuxkIe-x8gCFZSFfgodQhENRg

The Bobcat makes attending my daughter's out of town horse shows so much easier and fun! At the Pacific Equestrian Center, Wilton, CA.

Now get out there and give us some Trip Reports...

You take some awesome photos and I really enjoy your TRs. Keep'em coming.

Looking forward to whole write up. Boy, that bathtub ring on the lake is high!

Nice TR Craig. GBNP looks just like I remember it. Thanks for the pics and nice story.

I love it!

Coming together nicely.