Truck Camping Photo Thread

Damn, now Im hungry

 

Camping for 5 days at zion national park. Sleeping in the bed with a cot and softtopper. So far so good. Hiked yhe narrows today as well. Pretty amazing .i will share more photos from yhe Sony when i get home and offload them

 

On a multi-state-vacation I felt like Zion was tops. Just a great place that one can 'touch'. I need to get back up there.

 

Great basin was epic, we will return on the way back, we are also going to camp at the hot springs in austin nv

 

Post-storm sunset in CO. Obsessed with my new whip!

 

Did you do the full Narrow's trail? Went from top to bottom back in 2000. Camped 1/2 way down. Was an amazing trip

 

16 miles total. The last few were brutal because the rocks were hella slippery and i had my camera gear with me. One wrong move and poof 10k camera gear gone

 

U lost camera gear - oh man - sad - which begs the question, is there insurance we can get on camera equipment? I got about $5k in my gear
as well and it would hurt to lose it. I think there is commercial stuff out there for photographers who make a living with it. I wonder if homeowners
would cover such an event.

 

I don't think he lost his gear he was just saying if he turned back because the rocks were slippery and he didn't want to loose it.

 

You visit the park today? Im camping in my taco, Thinking about hitting capital reef national park too. Fyi there is a kick ass coffee place in tropic. 10 mins away

 

Little late all good mang

 

Anybody lose a plate?
I ran over a license plate that someone used 1” bolts to “secure”. It made a lot of racket spinning around the wheel well until the plate broke off the bolt. I had to use a ratchet to back out the bolt.
Quick fix and back on the hunt for a late evening campsite.

 

Sunrise.

 

Skirt steak tacos in Uinta NF


Carnitas, onion, and homegrown chiles on the Blackstone in Coconino NF


Fireside beer in Coronado NF

 

Looks good! I am a sucker for some good carnitas!

Do you end up mixing that all together, or do you keep them separate and let the individual pick what they want?

 

I like to keep it all separate so people can add heat, omit onion, etc. It allows people to build a burro, pulled pork sammie, or just a plate of meat. It helps with keeping leftovers too (if they exist). Cooking is my favorite part of car/truck camping.

 

Day 1 of Lake Superior circle tour. Munising

 

Nice spot, nice setup

 

great spot, make sure to enjoy a pasty while there. Where's the next stop?

 

Had a one for breakfast! Marquette then porcupine mountains, Duluth, Thunder Bay. (Pic of ore dock at Marquette—- if this post is annoying or rambling sorry I’ve been at Ore dock brewery for the last few hours. Great beer)