Great thread
I have an old CO2 tank from the early 2000's. Outback maybe the brand. I let the my co pilot fill the tires so no problem with moving it around. :) I also have a bunch of friends with on board air compressors that I don't worry too much about running out of CO2. I have advanced...
There is a lot of great information here.
I can share my approach. I travel with friends and family often.
I work in the field as a Geologist and have seen many sprains, cuts and stings. But bigger trouble is always around the corner.
I was able to get work to cover the NOLS Wilderness First...
I was camped at Lower Blue Lakes Campground last week. Deer Valley was closed and the trail above Upper Blue Lakes was blocked by a large tree. Great scenery and jeeping. I'll be back up there in the fall to check out the Aspens...
One burner... when I am cramped for space I pack a backpack just like I'm going backpacking for each person in the vehicle. This also makes setting up camp quick and easy. Jet Boil or MSR whisperlite.
Thank you for sharing.
I like the founding principles.
I like the connection to nature and making things better than when we found them.
I think overlanding and off roading can be done with a conservation ethic that leads to greater care for our natural surroundings when outdoors.
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2) San Jose, CA
3) 2006 Jeep Rubicon LJ
4) Plenty of off road experience. Learned to drive in Bodie CA at 15 in the family 48 Willy's CJ2A. I've traveled the deserts of the western U.S. as a young geologist. Plenty of snow driving in Idaho. Recently joined this group as I like...
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