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That's pretty funny, did it work?

I'll be there, probably with a couple(non-overlanding) buddies. I don't have facebook, where are they trying to meet up?

Mounted the awning today.

His measurement steps will be shorter going up hill and longer going down hill. It's important to know flat, uphill, and downhill paces. Young people are never without some sort of electronics, the one meter rule for shooting azimuths with a compass. And how it becomes more important the...

That's really cool, and the finished product looks great. Have you hung anything on it yet?

That sounds like a good time, I'll have to check the calendar at work to see if I can get off.

For anyone that's interested National Geographic has a pretty good paper map of the area. @Don Smith Jr is this the Cumberland Falls area you were taking about?

Not sure, where you are in Georgia. But here's one that's possibly not too far.

I still carry a tarp because of this day: It was June in the Sierras, we had no winter gear or tents(we had been in 110 degree weather a couple days before) but when the storm rolled in we got the tarps thrown up fairly quickly. The picture is what it looked like when we woke up the next morning.

I like that light mount. I might have to copy that.

https://www.engelcoolers.com/ 40% off if anyone is in the market for a fridge.

There's one for sale right now on ExPo. Not sure where you are located, but you might be able to check this one out if you're close.

Put it under the trip section. Maybe use the title prefix "Resolved" like in the support forum when something is solved so if people click on it the sub-forum they would know just from a quick glance if anyone was still stranded/needing help. Maybe eventually tie it into the map feature, so...

I can't make it this week, but I think I'm going to aim for the first weekend of the month. And I'm pretty sure Broken Spoke goes to Cars and Coffee. I didn't see them, but I saw pictures of them set up with their RTT opened.

Last thing I bought was a 102 inch whip antenna for my cb, last big thing I bought was two sets of thule square bars and a sunseeker 2500 awning. Next thing on the list is a fuse box for the wiring.

Ben the tintable Raptor kits are great, my buddy uses them in his shop in Hermitage. I'll get a picture from him tomorrow and text it to you.

One of the unexpected perks of the military. Most of the places you visit for training and otherwise, have no light pollution and are very remote. I would also like to get into this, if anyone had suggestions for a decent telescope that packs up well I'd appreciate it.

Talked to this couple at Kroger in Nashville this morning. They're from Germany and are touring the US. A sweet looking Unimog camper.