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Love the rig and the Instagram. Definitely looking forward to following your adventures and you make your way down the road.

October is a great time to do a desert trip. I'm definitely going to keep my eye on this thread and see if I can swing it when the day gets closer. Thanks for organizing this.

Well, being from New Mexico, I'm glad you posted a picture of your lunch. Anyone who's spent any time in NM at all will become a converted chile addict. My dad was stationed with the Forest Service in El Rito, NM (Carson Nat'l Forest) and he loved it there. If you're ever in El Rito, stop at...

Like a trail name, we'll have to find you one...

X2!

I love the green, which is something kind of rare in the summertime in Nevada. The water looked so inviting--did you take a plunge?

Beautiful photos, beautiful location. You have an awesome ride ahead of you my friend. Congratulations.

I'm not for hitting the little white ball around either, but this area would still be an awesome place for a camper gathering. There would be so much to do in every direction. Sent from my SM-G920V using Wander The West mobile app

Here's "Porky" the day I found him.

Let me know when you're out this way and I'll help dial you in to some special places.

Congrats! Every extra square foot of space is precious.

Hey Hoyden, I really enjoyed reading about your "odyssey." Those kinds of trips are scary at the time, but will stand out as your fonder memories later on. Nevada is a lot like Arizona in that a lot of the places worth going don't have a lot of people running around, so if you get in a jam...

Awesome find! Great camper finds are like relationships in that they usually have a wonderful story of how they first met. I'm sure the trek to Fort Collins will be a lifelong memory.

Great TR as usual. The place you forded the Little Walker River looks very familiar. Did you drive past the Marine Corp. Mountain Warfare Training Center on Hwy. 108 and enter the Hoover west of the center at a roadside trail head? A few years back, before my son got his Eagle Rank, and left...

A scantily clad girl never hurts... Right now I'm having to rely only on the cuteness of my yellow lab to get by...

The week of July 4th, my trusty dog Dexter and I decided, against all common sense, to do a tour of hot springs in central Nevada. In spite of the heat, we had a blast. Here's a link to my blog post: AIMLESS ROAMER-Central Nevada Hot Springs

My tail gate is on with my camper and I had to drill a secondary hole behind my license plate in order to access my spare tire, which was something I wasn't aware of until it was mentioned in this forum.

So, is it normal for the bird's beak to be crossed like that? I'm assuming it is with a name like red crossbill. I've never seen that before; thanks for sharing.

I always look forward to your next post. I don't know about the canned spinach though... I haven't had the canned stuff since I was a kid. Maybe I should give it another try. Thanks for sharing!

And the guy who was killed was a law enforcement officer with the U.S. Forest Service, so if it can happen to him, it can really happen to anyone. The victim grew up around Kalilspell, MT, so he was probably more bear aware than the rest of us. Thanks for posting this reminder to be careful!

I built my own rollover hinge because I could not find them for sale on the market. I had an upholsterer make the cushions and I did the metal work, using dimensions I got from a guy in my neighborhood who has a rollover couch. MY BUILD

I don't know what year it is and I can find any kind of date on it. It was new when I got it, but it had been stored in its original box for quite a while. In fact, I have two of them and I like them a ton better than those noisy bright Coleman's with the mantles that are always breaking.

Looking good. I'm glad you finally got it Sent from my SM-G920V using Wander The West mobile app