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Inherently, whether intentional or not, a business or public entity showing any sort of military alignment/support can be politicized, for better or worse. I would prefer my Overland Bound experience be as politically agnostic as possible. Ultimately, it has no effect on me because I did not...

Sex Dungeon, clearly.

Did you name him Crash?

Welcome, Marc.

Former Alabamian here, but still like to check-in from time to time - outside of rural dirt roads and NFs, I found trails few and far between, specially in the Montgomery/Autauga/Chilton tr-county area in which I lived.

I dunno, man. Cars are just horses for lazy people. Moses ain't had no crawl control and he overlanded through the desert for 40 years.

I would add the following: Matching spare tire. The ability to efficiently air your tires down and back up. Accurate tire pressure gauge. Quality recovery gear - kinetic strap, tree protector, D-ring/bow shackles, snatch block, and, optionally, a Hi-Lift jack can be used as a sort-of hand...

How do you like the new Defender? I think they're brilliant and would have a new 90 if I could afford it.

Welcome, Tye.

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Welcome, Janine.

Maybe some 22-gauge stainless steel wire and some end cutters. Never know when you might need to secure something.

It has nothing to do with how tough rocks are... "Avoid camping close to water and trails, and select a site which is not easily visible to others. Even in popular areas, the sense of solitude can be enhanced by screening campsites and choosing an out-of-the-way site. Camping 200 feet (70 adult...

Well, then, you are violating Principle 2 of Leave No Trace. Principle 2: Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces - Leave No Trace

Welcome Paolo.

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