Truck Camping Photo Thread

Running around in the backwoods of NM on stage 4 of the NMBDR.

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Coyote Flat in the Sierra last weekend.
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The calm before the thunderstorm…

 

Another nice weekend.

 

Lots of nice colors and dramatic skies, up near the Colorado border on the final leg of the NMBDR.

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how did you snapped the AAL? too much weight? Did you buy it used?

 

Snapped single aal aren't that uncommon.

 

We were on a pretty basic dirt road and we heard a loud clanging noise. Stopped, got out and looked but there was nothing. I had my wife pull forward slowly and she hit a small bump and the piece fell out. The bed was empty. I've had the lift installed since I bought the truck in 2015 and it was all new parts. I suspect it cracked or was damaged while we were wheeling the weekend before. I'm glad it happened where it did and not while driving at highway speed where that piece would have flown out and potentially damaged someone elses vehicle.

 

Easy livin in Pismo beach. Fully understand when people say sand gets anywhere and EVERYwhere

 

Rented a teardrop trailer from a local place for a trip up to the BC Rocky's (Jasper/Banff).

Stunning views the whole way.

 

I'm not high dollar but I go! The wife and I have a blast in this simple set up!

 

That is awesome. Who need high dollar setups anyways. I bet you're enjoying the camping just as much as everyone else!

 

Stellar shots!

 

Thanks,

You could throw a rock and get a good photo up there.

 

sycan river crawfishing

 

A coupla things to make camping more fun and serve as backup to the whole house generator if camping at the house becomes a thing.....like when the arctic freeze came and no natural gas in the line to run the generator. At least this will run a few things and make it a little less primitive.....

100w foldable solar panel.........


portable charging station.......

 

Nice! link?

 

Nice
Used to crayfish in deadwood creek outta Florence when I was a kid, but we didn’t use traps

 

I couldn't believe how low Blue Mesa was last time I drove through, about October last year. It actually looks a little higher in your photos. Nice tires, by the way.