Recent content by The Deputy

???...where did l say l was riding the diverge through a rock garden? Ride it on gravel roads...but you still encounter climbs. Done here!

Do you sleep inside the Grenadier? Nice looking rig. And why does that Land Cruiser have it's hood up...this must be photoshopped...lol.

Nice! Sounds similar to what we have in mind.

Love Maine! How were the bugs? Not to be nosey, but are you heading along the eastern seaboard of Canada first. This is my next outing, l hope. Nice looking set-up you have. Safe travels!

Looking good Richard! Beautiful out there, even though it looks like wildfire went through there a few years back. Nice regeneration though. UFO...seeing them all over the Internet nowadays...lol. Rover on!

Great report and pictures! Let's not be to hard on the darn bear hunters...or l'll tell my story about driving to northern Michigan late one night to bow hunt, getting to camp to late to set up a tent, and trying to sleep in the cab, backed into the forest just off a two-track...and being woke...

Been there, done that on the 944 a few times...had 300K+ when l sold it to a nephew. He drove it into the ground. Loved that car, handle the road on a rail. Change clutch and pressure plate was a little bit intense. 928 was slick, had an intermediate shaft/coupler and whole mess dropped out...

Thank you, for sharing! I've read that the guides travel with you, but bring their own sleeping bag and sleep off by themselves...is this true? What a great accomplishment!

Didn't get much imformation from link provided...unless l'm doing something wrong?

To me...meeting local folks along the way, or especially other overlanders, and experiencing thier culture or their adventures is a big part of overlanding. Talked with two couples from Germany (both of which had logged 15K since shipping their vehicle state side), a dude from Australia (who...

Sometimes... Divorced, then remarried... Joking, second time around has been all good.

Guess, l''ve been pretty fortunate...never really had a bad experience. Actually, most of the 'real deal' folks l've encountered were very friendly, interesting and shared great stories. There are only a few u-tubers l watch, mainly because they travel solo and travel full-time and enjoy their...

Yep, if your biggest expense isn't fuel while overlanding...you're doing it wrong.

Anymore, no thanks. They consume your itinerary and plans for the day, and everything ends up revolving around them. Spent 40+ years traveling with bird dogs, sometimes as many as seven...and they consume or inconvenience nearly every aspect of travel. Cleaning up waste, getting back to...

Started out in a very similar situation.