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I use these magnetic usb powered led lights, got from amazon. Was about 20 bucks for an 8 inch strip. I'll post pic later when im home. I love it because it sticks almost anywhere.

The spicy soup powder you get from instant ramen. Its salty, spicy, and full of flavor. I can put this on almost anything.

Steak and mushrooms, easy to prep and cook. Also eggs, I can eat them out of the cast iron pan with a little salt and pepper or salsa.

With the protective cover, its 20 x 13 x 17 tall. Its a CF18, so a small fridge. I was good at tetris haha!

My km3 mud terrains did fairly well in the snow 1-6" and ice (slowly).

I like my jackery stuff. Jackery 500 battery and 100 watt panel.

I use several forms of light. Usb powered led lights, coleman propane lantern, and powerful flashlights.

There's a lot of places i consider great for learning about your vehicle. There will be hill climbs, rocks, water, mud, and deep soft sand. There is usually about 20 vehicles around so getting stuck isn't a big issue. In fact, getting stuck is good so you learn about recovery.

Ah ok. Yeah luckily there's a lot of different terrain here in California.

You guys have any cool canyons or trails out there?

I'm going again this Monday, while the weather is awesome.

Thank you! That is Anza Borrego in southern California.

Hmmm, what about a RV that tows a 4x4? You could set the RV as like a Basecamp.

I still prefer a ground tent. It takes up very little space, weighs very little as well. Cheap. Easy to setup, probably 2 minutes. No need to go up and down any ladders, especially in the middle of the night when its damp out. Plus I have 2 dogs averaging 55 lbs. No extra weight at the top of...

Did a short trip around Southern California the last few days.