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Keep hard shell waxed. The first one started delaminating the clear-coat and they sent me a whole new rtt. I have the rtt slightly above the roof-line of my Tacoma so I can walk under it when open. I have a Prinsu rack on the roof now. Wind was never a factor. The new versions have more...

Had the ALPHA two years now and it's done well. I sleep better in it than home in a Sleep Number bed. I do like the fresh air.

I don't mind doing a little cleaning up along the way as I am not usually in a hurry. Trash just reminds me of ignorance. Can't fix stoopid I reckon.

Good photography and writing! The Southwest is on my list. Done middle Colorado northward to Idaho and Montana a couple of times and would like to return. If I get to head that way I would like to pick your brain about some of those amazing spots! You have done well with your rig and I am...

I'm over north of Columbia. The more active members seem to be in the Upstate. Went to N. Georgia last Spring with some N.C. guys. There's members scattered all around the state but not a lot of organized efforts around here that I've noticed. Welcome to South Cakilaky! I guess the heat is...

Here ya go. I thought I saw an article about Mustang was going to make an off-road version. Coulda been my imagination. https://www.topgear.com/car-news/top-gears-top-9/top-gears-top-9-roading-sports-cars

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What they said. And good duct tape. I like Gorilla tape. Saved my bacon a time or two. There are several kinds that I have. One is waterproof and handy for patching leaks not under pressure.

Post some fish pictures! And, check this in your new area: The Oldest River in North America?

I'm up here above Columbia but I often spend the night at the landing when I'm fishing down that way. My son is down near Murrells Inlet and go there some too. We were down in FMNF turkey hunting in the Spring. Lots of FS roads there were neat. Some good campsites too. Ever heard of...

Been fishing the Wando some lately. Sometimes down around Edisto to Beaufort area. Looking for somebody to fish the jetties with. Somebody with experience that is. Probably done with the salt until towards Fall. If you get into fly fishing try to get out West. Those cutthroat are hungry!

Check in with the guys at Davidson River Fly Shop. They have always been helpful. You probably know more about the area than I do. There is some fishing on the N. Mills R. and down on the East? Fork of the F. Broad. The smaller creeks up there I don't know.

I was up there a month ago with my son. We did well fishing right at the campground as it wasn't too crowded and it was easy walking. They were biting flies better than spinners. It's been raining upthere so the water should be better. There are some dispersed sites I saw above the Hatchery...

I looked at his website the other day and no new activity. I think the covids musta got him or he would have posted something by now. He was a wellspring of information and is missed. I have several of his recommended ideas/products.

I keep some of these around for driving when a little tired. Does better than the energy drinks. Not as messy as the infusion. I wreckormend the Black Coffee instead of all the flavored stuff. https://www.getgrinds.com/

THIS. Viking and I live in the SE US. We have mosquitoes pretty much year-round. Thermacell is the deal...as long as you are stationary. I have two I generally fire up early morning and late evening when they are active. I found that it also does decent against all those cottdaym flies out...

I have a truck just like yours! How is the handling and performance with all that weight? How much weight do you estimate the camper and equipment adds? What kind of rear suspension? I don't get much mpg with Diamondback cover and RTT and all my gear. Can't imagine you get even close to 12...

I have but have never had to use it. It packs fairly small. I had seen them used by emergency services back on the job and I liked the concept. I also try to carry a board or two for chocking a jack. You never know what kind of base you may have to deal with. When I pull a trailer I have a...

Some stuff I take I hope I never need. Being far away from help or just not wanting to depend on others necessitates planning/packing for eventualities. Then, there is food and cookware. I take way too much food because I usually grab something when on the move and like to try the local...

I've been running one on my Tacoma DC for about five years now and don't feel I have lost much in nimbleness or performance. I did add some rear air bags/cushions that greatly reduced some roll in some situations. Tacomas never were great on gas mileage but I don't much care since it will go...