Truck Camping Photo Thread

Yup!!

 

What slide in camper is that?

 

this is glorious! Planning on Anza this weekend. What trail is this off?

 

sent you a pm

 

1996 Shadow Cruiser. Picked it up for $1100 as it had been neglected and needed the roof replaced. Took me 2 weeks to replace the sheathing and insulate.

 

Nice.

 

I do too. I was making a joke about the multitude of posts regarding totes in the camping pictures thread. Chill out. Take a joke.

 

tote it up dude....

 

You sure get worked up pretty easily. You're right I'm the one who should "chill out".

Here's a truck camping pic with two totes, and a crate for good measure.
Merry Christmas.

 

More totes

 

Totes are important to me because I use them under my platform. It is where I store my gear. I have yet to find totes that fit well. I currently use the cardboard boxes that (4) gallons of water come in at the grocery store. A little bit stronger than the ones that milk comes in.

 

This is awesome! What’s In The background

 

In the background is what's left of the great Saline Valley Salt Tram crossover station.


http://www.virtualtransportationmuseum.com/gallery2/v/mining/nonmetalic/salttram/

 

Very Cool! Or is the word Hot?

 

Depends on the season. The pic is from June and down in the Valley it was more than 100 but up on the crest it was nice. Right now it's very cold up there.

 

This past November

 

We'd returned from The Re-Tour a mere three weeks before our departure date, but that didn't mean there were only a few short days to plan for our next epic adventure. In fact, quite the contrary - we'd been planning our trip south to Arizona and Utah for nearly a year - knowing that there was way more ground than we could cover in the two weeks we had allocated for the excursion.

Our plan was simple, if long. Start in St. George, Utah, and work our way east - first along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, then through Glen Canyon National Monument (Lake Powell), and then through Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument to Bears Ears National Monument and Natural Bridges National Monuments. Then, finally, we'd work our way back north through Capitol Reef National Park, having seen the plethora of sights and plenty of dirt roads along the way. It was, to be sure, the most ambitious trip (for me) to date!

Read the first chapter and see all the photos at:
Exploring the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Bears Ears and more! (Oct 2018)​

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Exploring the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Bears Ears and more! (Oct 2018)


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Where do you camp on dunes in DV?

 

Technically you are very wrong in that assessment

 

Pretty much the same as driving across the Race Track ..