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Social Distancing At Its Best!
We spent the last two weeks of June in the back country, exploring new places and enjoying the best that nature has to offer. We took a bunch of video and photos and tried out a few new items in … Continued
More Fuel?
This article describes products we love and have used. It may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, we may make earn a commission at no cost to you. Extremely remote adventure that extends well beyond the capable fuel … Continued
Propane for our Stoves
This article describes products we love and have used. It may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, we may make earn a commission at no cost to you. Our extended trips also require a need to carry propane/LP … Continued
Overlanding Stove
One of the key Overlanding kitchen components is having a highly functional stove cooktop. Reliability vs frustration or failures in key functional areas of a camp cooktop can significantly impact an important part of the Overlanding experience, your meal preparations. … Continued
Solar Upgrade
We have had a Solar enabled RV for over 6 years and have really enjoyed the Boondocking freedom with that investment going from 2 AGM’s to 6. Started with 850 Watt high voltage 35v + panels on the roof with … Continued
Overlanding Adventures
For Overlanding Adventures we opted for a CVT Denali Stargazer Summit with the Extended Awning as our Roof Top Tent (RTT) and decided the additional functionality of having it on a newly built CVT enhanced M416 axle less trailer with … Continued
Canyonlands – Fall 2016
We tested a new update to our RV this trip. Water is extremely scarce around here (and most places we like to explore) and requires long trips to town to get more. We added a kit to our RV that … Continued
Catalina State Park
Sunset at Catalina State Park — This is a wonderful park to hike. The light in the late afternoon is perfect to capture the textures.
Skipped the River this year
But we found some awesome places to explore instead! Some secret places with well preserved ruins. Temps were great and the hiking wonderful. Some were a bit more challenging to get to. For this one, we had to crawl down … Continued
Palo Dura Canyon
Saturday, December 17, 2011 While heading to Southern Texas for the holidays, we stopped at Palo Duro Canyon outside of Amarillo. This is the second largest canyon in the US. It has a lot of red rock and beautiful scenery. We … Continued