Truck Camping Photo Thread

10hrs of great sleep at the mtn last night and still up a couple hours prior to lifts spinning. (Not earning turns this weekend).

 

How do you typically stay warm at night

 

Use a diesel heater routed in through the bed cubby.

 

Saddleback?

 

Bingo!

 

Coldest camping trip to date Sat/Sun this past weekend. Approaching my limits I must say 15 below zero was the coldest I saw. Estimate it dropped a bit lower after I went to sleep.




Frozen hot sauce

 

Love that alpenglow in the second shot, great they have a camp lot, I think Sugarloaf allows it too.

 

I built my bed camping set up specifically for winter camping at the ski areas. And those views in the morning & sunset are amazing.

 

Ever ski with Donny Pelletier, frickin' wicked mint Bub

 

Haha! Can't say that I have. Did see him at Sunday River probably a half dozen years ago. Just missed him at Saddleback last week.

 

You guys want to move this to The Bromance forum?

 

Haha

 

We had a blue heeler get kicked in the face by a cow, flew about 10 feet, and just got up and kept moving the cattle through the field. If I ever get a dog, I'd probably get a blue heeler.

 

Just trying to get my post count up so I might be able to use the marketplace forum on here one day I think I'll answer the "What are you listening to right now" thread every time I hear a song I like.

 

Our Texas heeler has gotten kicked/head butted by a few cows but he learns quick and is tough as nails.

And they’re great camping companions in the RTT!

 

We need a heeler camp photo thread.

edit- color shouldn't matter <any color heeler photo thread>

 

We’re getting up to the Stevens Pass a couple of nights a week.

The coldest was -4F! We burned through 5 gallons of propane in two nights. After that I beefed up the insulation and it’s cozy now.

 

I’m not one to usually stay at a campsite but the wife wanted to camp near the beach. Should be a cozy night with the diesel heater though.