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'12 LC KDJ150 3.0 Diesel. Just turned over 200K. We call her Tabby.

How could I not follow this build?

Thanks for moving this to a new thread.

I’m not convinced with inflatables. The Ally though - that’s a different story. We like to move just about every day so the RTT made sense. But the leaves no room for a ridged canoe. We had a NC Prospector 16 that’s now gone. That’s why we’re looking at the Ally dr 16.5. We can fit that in...

That Old Towne is a nice boat. The Royalex needs a heap of gear inside to keep her on track. We’ll have to start a canoe thread. Tell me what you think about the Ally DR 16.5. I don’t have room on the RTT for a ridged.

Welcome to the Crew Jesse. What are you paddling? Old Towne? She looks well maintained.

Yeah, that surprised me about the Tank&Rast. And who pays €2.99 for a half liter water?

Hi Crew, I found this interesting article on the current fuel price situation. Have a read if ya fancy. https://www.zeit.de/mobilitaet/2021-10/tank-rast-monopolist-autobahn-raststaetten-tankstellen-preise

And the the best picture of the weekend @landyandy4x4 magic with the Coleman oven.

I only took close-ups of the Troopies! Insides and price stickers :cry:. Here are some other pics of the weekend.

Cool. Thanks for sharing. Bottle or Box, we've always have wine on the trail. Being in Europe, it is often from the Piedmont region where we make our annual wine run.

Welcome from Germany! Yes, it is winter camping season indeed!

A meetup in Sweden would be great to attend. If vacation worked out I’d make the drive.

I’ve got the European equivalent of a Lexus GX470 (LC KDJ150 from 2012. With the KDSS, active suspension, and air bags she’s a very comfortable ride. Look at that maybe?

Awesome call tonight! Good info and shared experiences. Nice meeting Todd. Looking forward to the next one.

Thanks Björn for pursuing this training! Linda and I are definitely going to attend. You’re right, proper first aid training is so important not just for overlanding, but for everyday situations. Looking forward to this!

Thanks Rob. See you there!

Looking forward to seeing you there. I’ll text if we get underway earlier. Rick

Those sound like some good choices. I’ve read the Jackery is some good kit. I used to use a Goal Zero before a dual battery install. Nice to see there are some alternatives out there.

Welcome Marina, from a SoCal transplant in Germany. You’ve come to the right place for Overlanding information. All of your choices are good, and it really depends on how and where you want to travel. Regardless of what you decide on next spring, your travel style and needs will evolve and you...