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How about a link all that comes up when I search is east Tennessee Overlanders

Thanks for sharing this is a trip thats in our future Sent from my SM-T713 using OB Talk mobile app

Here in the south, it is just too hot and muggy for my bride and me to Camp during the summer months. We started talking and I thought about buying a window unit and trying it out. I know we would probably just go to state parks with power but that beats not camping at all. What are your thoughts?

Don't make your first trip a hardcore Overlanding trip, find a nice easy run to check everything out and see what you forgot or need.

Link doesn't work for me

Here is a video of Nemos Tunnel

Did some Underlanding Nemo's Tunnel is 4/10 of a mile long, built in 1878 and curves so you can't see the light at the other end

Keep a eye for me I'll be in this

Google Minor tire and wheel Decatur al

Get with the powers that be and volunteer to help get a group up to clean it up.

I have BFG KO2's and have no complaints

Yep can even use the same clips, but we have some very big wild hogs running around and I want all the knockdown I can get.

A couple of days ago at 4 in the morning, it was 76 degrees and 94% humidity. You were wet the minute you walked outside

Being in the southeastern part of the country and thanks to Little Buddy heater it doesn't get too cold to camp. But once it gets 70 or above at night I really don't care to camp even if we have a good fan it is just too hot. What is your cutoff temperatures and how do you keep cool?

I have really enjoyed the videos

40 cal Glock, always be aware of surroundings

Signed up last night!

Welcome!

Originally I pulled the flares to replace the rubber gasket and painted them then. They had gotten pretty scratched up so this time I just taped them off and painted them with plastidip paint. All plastic that is blacked out is plastdip painted metal is painted with wheel paint.

I am a fan of it myself Sent from my SM-T713 using OB Talk mobile app