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I think something is in the works. I've decided to take a step back from organizing these but I know others are looking to help keep the momentum going.

There was no meetup today. Maybe next month but most likely January.

awesome story. bucket list trip for sure. Hard to get that much time off work though. lol Retirement is not too far off, just another 6 or so more years. Hopefully I make it!

If you want to be warm outside, you'll need a fire and/or layers. If it's windy, create a windbreak using your vehicle or rocks or anything you can stack. Also depending on how windy, I probably wouldn't make a wood fire due to wildfire danger. This is where your Ignik fire pit comes in handy...

Check out Bodie Ghost town, and there is dispersed camping along the Bodie Masonic Road. A couple of cool spots at the north end too. You all should be able to get up Copper Mountain and camp near the top too. There are quite a few roads out there and such that you'll all be fine. The area...

Please note that the time has been changed to 10am to Noon. @JustWastingMoney @Beachbum24 @Ken M @kramme @TRDRide @Jwow @Frank_blue

Hey Ken, we can move it earlier (also my preference) from 10-12, if that works better.

Come meet up with folks who like to go out on adventures. We can talk about trips folks have gone on recently, or would like to go out on in the future. View Rally Point

There lots of options. You can go with a pop-up topper like Ovrlnd, Alu-cab, Harker, etc. There a lot of makers and I'm sure there is one relatively local to you. The thing with most of these is you have to build out the interiors. They are basically a shell with a bed platform. Then you have...

Probably be there Sunday too.

Learn how to use your tire patch/plugs to fix a flat. View Rally Point

One of the most impressive buildouts I've ever seen on one of these. Nice work!

Was in Death Valley last week. About the hottest I’ll ever be in. At about 10:30pm, it was still 113°F at like 1500ft elevation. Probably the roughest night I’ve ever experienced camping. I had to dunk my t-shirt and a towel in my ice chest every hour or so to stay cool.

I prefer summer camping. I love the heat and I hate being cold, although I do camp year round. The winter months are the rainiest, so that gets old and I'm not a fan of mud. It's also part of why I got a camper so I can get be more comfortable camping in winter. Late summer/early Fall is the...

I've definitely used my traction boards to level my truck. More than I have had to use them for actual recovery. lol