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I'd have to sit down and plan out what I specifically wanted to see, but I guess I'd basically head east for two weeks, then turn around and head back along a different route.

That's awesome. Thanks for sharing that.

Greetings, neighbor. Welcome!

We don't usually get that hot and dry until around August or so. We had a much colder and wetter winter than usual this year, so I'll be surprised if it gets that bad this summer.

2011 Pro-4X. Stock for the moment, but mods are coming.

We had a shooting party scheduled at our place today. Most people cancelled because of the heat. Those of us who were here didn't shoot long, maybe 2 hours tops. Came back down to the house and had BBQ in the shade instead.

A little spot I found about half an hour from my house. I ended up not actually staying the night due to mechanical problems. Got the rig running, but it was running rough, so I decided it would be better to pack it in and head back than to take the chance that it wouldn't start in the morning.

These are from a trip with some buddies about 7 years ago. Nothing fancy, but significant because it was the first time I camped somewhere other than a campground. The black Chevy was mine. It was stolen last Christmas, which led to me buying the Xterra.

Good news, that's awesome!

Upon second reading, I think Phil and I are talking about the same thing.

Have you looked at cam straps? I like those, very easy to use.

Maybe someone will find them and turn them in to the customer service desk or lost and found. I've got my fingers crossed for you.

Why so much for a key fob? I don't know much about Tacomas, so maybe it's different. But when I bought my Xterra, it had one fob, which didn't work. I bought two off ebay for less than $10, found a video on YouTube that showed how to program them myself, and I was all set. Is that not...

I'm always interested in adding a few more horsepower to my rig, haha. I'm down for a couple if you do it.

Me too. Which is odd, because redheads are my kryptonite. Back to the subject at hand, though, I've always been a truck guy until now. I did have a Bronco some time back, but that was simply a matter of the right price at the right time. My last off-road toy was a Chevy truck, but it got...

That's a cool idea. I don't get out of my own region very often, but I am hoping to make it to Moab next year. And I could probably be persuaded to sneak down into California one of these days.

Greetings from Oregon, welcome!

Welcome, neighbor! Greetings from Oregon. I know what you mean about wet side vs dry side. I grew up in central Oregon, and now live in the Valley. Living in a place where it rains 9 months out of the year is starting to bum me out. I really want to get back to the high desert.

Salt Creek Falls, same day.

Crater Lake last summer.