Recent content by rustyhardwood

i have the little buddy and it doesn't heat my 8x12 shed very well, but as far as camper or hot tent camping i think it would work well to take the chill off

The blue line near the Willard pond note is all rocky class 6, with a pretty gnarly mud pit (probably bone dry at the moment)but the line going towards bald MTN is dirt road. I have done most of these trails in a 07 tundra but was rough. Some are very easy,Some I actually haven't taken...

I am near those Rindge NH roads, I know quite a few class sixers where I live in Antrim. Some fairly rocky. These dirt road trips seem fairly interesting. I should look into Gaia

fantastic for lawn mowers. the lawn care landscaping community could us something like this.

i love checklists

I have to agree that large convoys , whether it be on foot, bike, or truck , are a bit of a nuisance to say the least. def the last thing i want to see on the trail. Kinda takes away from the whole escaping the rat race thing that we are all trying to get away from.

Hmmm i like that system , ill have to look into that.

Exactly, i tend to go out alone most of the time as well. The added sense of security and self sufficiency is well worth the initial purchase price.

I have a gsi french press. which is a cool self contained product, but i want to find something better that can make more then a cup of coffee at once

I would have to say my winch. Its a game changer.

I like to do both. Sometimes the truck will get me to a remote area i want to hike. Sometimes all i want to do is drive.

Heres my 99.

You are not alone. I'm also vegan. Ill post some recipe ideas later. I often make a quick lunch using Lotus miso Ramen and plants i forage in the woods near where i may be parked.

Testing 123. First post on this forum. Hi :grimacing: Currently located in nh , daily driving a 99 tacoma for the past 8+ years. Its been through allot. I have lived/camped out of it for a total of 2 years. Traveled up and down the east coast with it. And looking forward to many more...