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Break out the lanterns for area light, maybe use the vehicle headlights if needed. Head lamps are useful too.

Terrain dictates. If I'm out goofing around and exploring by myself, I am a lot more cautious. If something looks a bit sketchy, I'll check it out on foot first. If it's all good, I'll continue on. But if I'm not comfortable with what I see, I'll usually mark it to come back to later with...

'92 Chevy. Got stolen Christmas weekend last year, which lead to me buying my Xterra. While the truck had its problems, and the Xterra is a far better overlanding platform, I do miss it sometimes.

Leaving a little camping spot in central Oregon.

On our way up to Gallagher Head Lake, WA.

It's just the stock rack. I think the rails on the Xterra and Pathfinder are different anyway. Pathfinder has rectangular rails, right? Xterra has round rails.

https://www.overlandbound.com/category/podcast/

First night was down south of Prineville Reservoir, second night was at Glass Buttes.

I'm hoping to do this one next spring. I'm interested to see how it goes for you.

Greetings, and welcome. Was just in your neck of the woods last weekend.

Not sure why it posted like that for you. Click the Upload a File button, then Choose File. Once you upload your photo, it should give you the option of either thumbnail or full image, like this: Is that what you did? If so, did it not give you those options?

Testing out the new hammock.

Ah. I did not know that about the 1st gens. Bummer.

Have you seen this thread? I went with this, and it works great.

Used this for the first time on our trip we just got back from. Didn't do anything fancy with it, just imported my gpx file and drove on. I like it so far. I'll watch the video when I have some more time, thanks for linking it.

I just picked up an ENO Double Nest hammock, and got the chance to try it out on our trip. It's very comfy. Didn't spend the night in it, cuz I'm not set up for that, but I am considering that as an option.

Central Oregon sunrise, through smoke from all the fires.

Stopped for a break on our trip through eastern Oregon. Our lunch spot at Glass Buttes, Oregon while collecting obsidian.

Found this last weekend. I call it Dog Face Rock.

She's all for it. We went together on the OB PNW Trail Run in August. We just got back from a trip through central and eastern Oregon. We go out on day trips all the time, sometimes in my rig, sometimes in hers, sometimes in both. She has a 2002 Jeep Wrangler, and has been thinking about...