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Yes, I saw that. Just looking for the "bear" necessities.

We had an '03 Suburban Z71 when we were doing 18th Century living history due to the cargo capacity required by the hobby. When we stepped away from that hobby we down sized to a '12 Liberty Arctic. The KK is a cool little vehicle but aftermarket parts were few and expensive. We picked the JKU...

I think we are going to need an instruction manual or maybe night classes on this. So part of it is a forum thing (you'll have to excuse us as we are not big forum people) but the bulk of it is non-forum related? I would assume that has to do with the number of trips conducted or trip lengths...

Only 27k miles here but its only a '14. With Florida not being the perfect state for Overlanding opportunities, its an eight hour drive to get to something interesting, getting in more than two good trips a year is wishful thinking.

Our first trip was up the Appalachian Mountains along the Blue Ridge Parkway. I would not think the Blue Ridge would be a hot bed of Overland activity but we were surprised how many Overlanders we ran into, including a lady on her first solo dual sport expedition and Ron and Viv from Australia...

I think the best example of Overlanding comes from 1920's Auto Camping when good roads (or any road), comfort stations, and campgrounds were few and far between. Our role models are Margaret and Edward Gehrke, they visited all of the National Parks (18 at the time) on roads we would consider...

'14 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara

Location: Fleming Island, Fl Vehicle: '14 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara Experience: Somewhere between "wanta be" and "wanta do". We did lots of camping in the 18th century style, almost ten years worth, and enjoyed the heck out of it but never got too serious about it. A few years ago we...