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I find it hard to comprehend that anyone would do this. There is a theory by geneticists that human intelligence is declining. I consider incidents like these as evidence.

Welcome to the forum Chart. I don't have an answer for you, but some more info might be helpful. Are you looking to get a rig in Georgia and drive out? Or are you flying to California and plan to get the camper then?

I have met clikrf8 that allenb is correct - she is cool. Yup.

Craig, check out the Tripper 12 by Jackson Kayaks. I have an older version of this model. It has an extremely large open cockpit. I can fit a large ice chest behind me and still have four feet of open space in front of me.

BrianG, thanks for the info. I will add a couple of screws because triple digit days typically last through September here. Alas, no Pliny run. Santa Rosa isn't quite on our route to the coast, though it isn't far out of the way. Unlike me, however, Mrs. Ted can't stand beer. Several years ago...

So hot the camper trim is melting off the truck. We live a little east of Sacramento. Has been about 108 the last five days. Gave up and headed to the coast. On the road the black plastic piece that goes around the camper over the screw heads got so hot it fell...

Interesting. But it still has vinyl sides. Even though we use our FWC year round, I really like the fact that the XP V2 is hard sided. That would make winter camping much more enjoyable. I have not been in a production V2 yet. I'd like to lie in the bed to check out the issue you mentioned.

Nice day trip. The Lady is quite the Sherpa with her purple pack.

Yosemite this time. https://www.nps.gov/orgs/1563/yose-vandalism-chilnualna-falls.htm Anyone know a Phyllis M or someone that goes by Kino?

Also remember to see if you can lower the spare tire with your tailgate down. You may have to rig up something different from the long rod that comes with your truck.

One more from Yellowstone. Black Bear on a bison carcass. Gray wolf getting his share. Black wolf.

Barrow's Goldeneye American Wigeon Blue Winged Teal Bison Seriously, these guys own the road. When they decide to use it, traffic can be backed up for miles.

The quality of these photos does not come close to the others posted here. But it is difficult to visit Yellowstone and not have some wildlife photos. Far off Grizzly Moose models are expensive, so we got the budget one. Pronghorn Antelope, also known as Speed Goats by the Ski3pins...