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That is a straight up amazing picture! Thanks for sharing.

Recover soon and well my fellow wanderer...

Kinda tough to ski Hoodoo this year so far: http://www.bendbulletin.com/home/1580566-151/hoodoo-not-open-yet-waiting-on-snow Yes let us all be careful in our travels. While avalanches are iconically associated with skiers, any travel or occupation of areas where snow, terrain and weather...

Several use the outside the bed systems, myself included or I should I did as I'm currently/temporally between trucks. I used the Happijack system with the rear tiedown buttons mounted to the bumper. I should mention my Grandby is older and didn't have the front access ports to correctly do the...

Thank you Mr. BC for providing the the DMV link.

Some trivia to assist with the confusion. http://www.wrcc.dri.edu/htmlfiles/western.extremes.html http://www.wrcc.dri.edu/CLIMATEDATA.html

From idahoron: "The problem I worried about was not so much the weight of the pontoon but the wind." First of all posting photos of Sturgeon larger than anything I've caught in a very long time I'm certain is against the forum rules! Nice fish thanks for the photos. Second of all I've been...

I don't have a pontoon, I've got a float tube. Someone on here posted about a fold down carrier that plugged into their receiver a long while ago. I can't seem to find it now. The neat thing I remember about it was it folded down so you could open the door. I'm going to guess though that their...

Where I come from your gear spotting alone would have indicated the site as occupied. If their gear and its deployment suggest experience then poor decorum was displayed by them. As poster Taku mentioned I too tend to avoid campgrounds but last time I visited a mainstream National Park...

Bought crimp on connectors to fix my trailer lights.

They are still kinda the rage with the Westfalia crowd and at least one RTT mfg puts together a portable for use with their tents, or maybe it's a teardrop trailer mfg, I don't remember. http://westyventures.com/propex.html http://www.propexheatsource.co.uk/ Hope your 6 month plan comes...

I've got a full on Grandby, old but still full on, and still use a couple plastic totes I set out when parked. Storage has been to me about the only down with my FWC. Of course my Sons, a.k.a. the crap magnets, are getting older, thus it's less time with the three of us. When it is the three...

If you go over to the ATC spot on here and read the pinned thread on pop up care and feeding, one thing mentioned is going around and tucking in the corners extra to prevent premature wear on the liner. I"m X6 or 7, mine will get a spot out on the front requiring tucking from time to time.

I gotta mention, that it's nice to see a company, especially an RV company and a NW one to boot, stand the test of time and envision themselves into the future. Build on Alaskan...Build On!

The Atwood, Suburban, Hydroflame or whatever is now installed both exhaust and pull their intake air from outside and of course use electricity to run their forced air fan. While I usually vent my camper a little when using heat it's not required and I don't typically get the heavy condensation...

A good report on a nice trip indeed. Thanks for sharing.

When I unload mine I put it on 3 full width stands that are really just 3 short saw horses. I do leave the jacks down also. I have a cohort in camping who put his Keystone on a Harbor Freight type trailer to roll it under his carport when not in use. Worked well actually.

Ok I've learned something. The spell check is probably a browser function not a site function, thus why I can't find a spell check function on the toobar thingy above my lines of type. I use Mozilla Firefox usually, and whatever the hotel has set up as I type this. Thanks for the reply...

I would go with something under the floor in addition to the jacks if you can. If your car isn't too wide maybe a couple of 4x4's across the floor to saw horses or other supports that run paralell(sp) to the camper and thus your car hood. While the jacks should hold it up without issue weight...

As I live in a "Rustic" town I have a rustic garage, known as a dilapidated shed in more modern parts of the country. It houses mine when not in use though I use mine year around but less so in the winter. The big need for me is keeping the snow from piling up on it in the winter and the sun...

My Grandby has a pull out cutting board over the fridge.

As a member who has #1 read your work to camper threads to consider for my own Grandby and #2 throughly enjoys your travel posts both here and on your other site, blog or whatever it's offically called, thank you for sharing. May your next camper bring you more comfort and joy than your last...

Anyone home? Hey Barbara, I don't see anyone do you?

I'd guess a call to FWC and a couple bucks would get you a piece of scrap you could cut to cover the outside, then follow the goo and rivet approach as mentioned or if the idea of rivets showing is unacceptable then metal epoxy the patch on. Of course the repurpose idea is a good if you have a...