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Welcome :) We're still in the building stages of this group, but glad to have you :)

From Santa Barbara to Mid-San Fernando Valley, we are looking for people that would like to start a new meetup. I'm thinking of the 1st meet up to be somewhere outside with as picnic kind of set up, at least until restaurants open fully, again. Looking for ideas as to where to meet and when...:)

That's 3! Another 3 ppl and we figure a place to meet? I was thinking the Red Robin at the Oaks, in Thousand Oaks?

Mall Crawlers LOL

Spread the word to the ppl, in your area, and I will mine...I'm near Oxnard

Anyone in the lower 805 want to get together for a meet? Around Conejo Valley, maybe Thousand Oaks?

Can't agree more! The wife loves it because of ease of cooking and clean up. I love it for the ease of set up and break down. This is NOT a fancy wok. If you have the ability to make one, go for it, it's an amazing invention. For us, the money was worth the many conveniences.

Just watched the video on the Tembo Tusk website on how to use and clean the Skottle. One of the main things that I noticed was that most of the videos and other sources of info say that the two large eye bolts are simply to hold the burner in place...this isn't true, according to Tembo Tusk...

Learned a lot more than I thought I would! :) Thanks for the information!

Joined a bit ago...#22057...1st post here...'10 Toyota FJ Cruiser We are avid campers but have only done one overlanding trip so, afar. Had a BLAST! Like the site and the people :)

Where did you get the kettle? :)

Just got a Lauf gravel bike...AMAZING bike and fun to ride, too!

...if so, then we bring her everywhere and we have a blast!

Was Commo in the Army, but that was too long ago to remember LOL thanks for the info :D

We have the skottle and use it for literally everything...if we want water for coffee, we take the burner from below and put it on the skottle and our water container on that...No pots, no pans, just a wooden spoon, a spatula, an old peculator with no innards for water, then utensils, and the...

Welcome! Member #22057 saying hi :) Our 1st time Overlanding as well. I have a lot of backpacking, camping, and mtnbiking experience. However we JUST got back from our 1st overlanding trip...AMAZING!!!

Where is THAT?! Looks amazing!

A LONG drive on a rough trail took us here :) LOL, Not really, it's 1/2 mile off the road and easy to get to...just have some clearance and know where it is... ;)

Once this COVID-19 finishes its run, I'd like to run around the Mammoth Lakes area for hot springs...Alabama Hills are in the area, too! :D

My rides...2010 FJ and 2019 Ibis Mojo 3