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Did all the tourist, kook stuff in the Tetons and Yellowstone, as my wife, myself and our travel buddies had never been. It was beautiful though. Saw lots of elk and bison.

Camped and fished on the Snake river.

Headed off to visit friends in Moab. Man has that place blown up! They lived up in the hills so we could escape the madness. Found a funky little lake to cool off in. The mountain biking was world class!

Spent some time in Great Basin NP for some creekside camping and awesome hiking.

NV offered everything from sandy mountains to secluded crisp lakes. And oh man were those giant crickets creepy!

Wrapped up our adventure to Wyoming and back. Spent the first night in Nevada and was pleasantly surprised with the abundance of beautiful back county camping.

I now have to wear my glasses not only to shave, but also to trim my nails!

We are currently in Kamas and heading to GTNP. We were going to stop at Granite Creek but that is 6.5 hours from here. Looking for a place that is a bit closer and maybe like a four hour drive from Kamas. Then we would have another 4 hours to GTNP. Any suggestions???

Just experienced these in NV. Biggest crickets I have ever seen! Also the biggest coyote I have ever seen was making quite a meal of them.

Here is the link to the mounts I use. https://www.amazon.com/RockyMounts-DropTop-Locking-Thru-Axle-Mounts/dp/B09SVMF76C?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A16WBP0U56LBMV I mounted them to the large aluminum header that runs across the top of the framing. I used 1/4"...

Ahhhhhh. That's the very first tune I learned on this little gem that my great friend Howard made for me. Thanks for the walk down memory lane. :)

Thanks, we do the same as you. Water in holding tank is only for showers and dishes.

I too like the security of always having a topped off tank. I have just be finding it not necessary to be full while driving on the highways in between locations. Just looking for fill options to top off before going off the beaten path.

My questions stems from not wanting to drive long distances with a full tank of water if we can avoid it. The weight of the water is like lugging another (my size!) person along. More weight = worse fuel economy. We leave the CA coast on Saturday for Grand Teton, and will have many miles on the...

We too make use of a conventional CG at times for the same reasons.

Where are folks getting water along the way to your destinations? Any tips or suggestions such as rest stops, gas stations, Love's truck stops? I know it truly depends on where you are and where you are headed, but just looking for some suggestions on "go to" places that are a sure bet to fill...

Yes, Please refer to the initial post in this thread.

Ahhh! So it is you from which i stole the idea. Thanks Craig! Did you use the 6" deck plate?

Hahaha! This will pair nicely with my $325 Yeti spatula! I'm hoping they will offer a $1000 bottle of oil for seasoning the pan.

I store all my power cords, water hoses and tire chains in my TB spots. Great use of space.

Always fun to pick off a nice stay at an Inn when traveling about.

Takes me back

I like how with your design you get the full opening for maximum air flow.

Finished another small project today from a wonderful idea politely stolen from WTW. Last weekend we found the great benefit of cross ventilation by having the fans sucking air out and opening the TB doors on the shady side of the camper. We actually watched the temperature drop inside by 15...

As my camper is mounted full time, I just wrapped some seizing wire around the turnbuckle and the eyebolt. Same stuff I use to secure the pins of anchor shackles. So far so good, and I always check them before each trip of after long runs on washboard or technical sections.