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I've only ever seen one other FWC in the southeast in Alabama on my way to Louisiana last Xmas. If they go up for sale on CL in the east, they sell fast.

I'm taking notes!

I have a good clean back filtered well water system. I'll be looking green in the very near future. Having an upper GI test tomorrow. Funny you mention that...

I thought about it a bit more. I'd rather have the taller extended 10-12' ones, in case I need to get to the top while it's in full up position. I can still use the ladder when the pop up is down without fully extending the ladder. MarkBC 's picture sold me on that. Thanks

There's a guy on CL who's selling a telesteps double sided 6' ladder for $80. My question is, is it tall enough and worth $80?

I subscribe to these guys who send me daily emails of astral phenomenon. http://earthsky.org/space/when-space-expanded-faster-than-light?utm_source=EarthSky+News&utm_campaign=23b7e798f7-EarthSky_News&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c643945d79-23b7e798f7-393912393 If you can ever get your hands on a...

Crater Lake comes to mind. Near there is Natural Bridge http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/rogue-siskiyou/null/recarea/?recid=69828&actid=29

Plus those fire escape ladders are usually made with chains and don't pack neatly

I've seen in a number of pictures where people are leaving the two rear jacks on. I'm assuming that's for when the truck is parked and helps with weight distribution or support?? Otherwise why only have two attached?

Howdy Matt, I'll be keeping mine in the barn when it's not on the truck. I realize he can't just build a barn. When was the last time a barn existed in Boston?

I just went from a Cooper Discoverer AT/3 235/70/R17 to a Cooper Discoverer AT/3 275/70/R17 E. I didn't really go much higher, but maybe an 1 1/2" difference.

I'm 6'9" tall, so getting in and out should be relatively easy except for that short looking door.

I may do a 2-3" lift. That's all I really want. I bought new tires yesterday. I was gonna go with 32" but the local tire dealer said they didn't make the ones I wanted in an E rating, so he sold me the ones he had in stock which were 1/2 " shorter. Later that day when I got home I found out he...

You can also have a slide out King in a Hawk too, if you purchase the flush mounted appliances. They also are leaving a square hole large enough for me to slide my Engel 45 fridge into and a hinged countertop with underneath storage, in the drivers side rear corner. They are including the...

Ok thank you!

Thanks everyone! I appreciate all the tips and links.

It was still practiced in the Smokies and the Appalachian Trail. At least it was two years ago...

Found this; http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/8899-bears-restrictions-against-soft-side-pop-up-campers/ Learned about Beartooth Pass too!

I thought you were gonna talk about archaeology in the west. I was employed by the Museum Of The Rockies at Montana State for a time working on archaeological digs in Yellowstone back in 1995. I've been employed or have volunteered in said practices on and off for many years in the southeast and...

I just posted your line " Bears and soft top campers" as well as " soft top restrictions" in the search bar and still nothing comes up...

I actually typed in bears before I posted this and nothing came up. I guess I could have elaborated more, but thanks smoke.

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Do you store your food in bear boxes when available? If not do you feel comfortable keeping your food in the camper while in bear country? Obviously a hungry bear will get into anything if it can, I'm just wondering what your thoughts are? Thanks Dan

It might be a good thing to have in heavily populated bear country for hanging your food in a tree, or for getting into a tree to hunt without a tree stand or get up a rock face easier...

How often do you need to access the roof while on trips? I've often been heard saying" we don't need no stinking ladders" only because I'm so tall.