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Rotator cuff surgery is last years news. With new truck soon, I’m looking forward to a 5 week trip to Vancouver Island (1 week to get there, 3 weeks to spend on the Island and 1 weeks to get back.)

Welcome, I’m based in Angel Fire. Not much camping this time of year around here locally, but we’ve got some great camping in the summer.

As long as the tank doesn’t look like it’s 30 years old, I haven’t found a refill place that even bothers to check the tank before they fill it.

Rotator cuff surgery went well, 10 weeks post surgery. Off camping again. Did sections 1&2 of the Wyoming BDR and now down into Colorado at Big Creek Lake.

Has anyone ever considered adding an EV J1772 connection to their trailer to charge their batteries via AC 240V into a Victron or other shore power charger? I’m considering it as an additional alternative. A connector like this...

Rotator cuff surgery has me home bound for several weeks. Depending on recovery progress and pain levels I plan to be camping in Carson National Forest, Cimarron Campground on June 9th weekend.

Also on our Pando with the CO2 detector the alarm will go off if we forget to leave the door open.

At overland Expo I saw where one OGT owner had added round magnets and matching round metal tabs near the hinges, it worked really well

Nice to meet you in person this weekend, we were in the OGT Pando in the corner of the arena, I was pulling it with a Honda Passport this weekend.

We’re camping at Expo West as well, with a group of Off Grid Trailer owners.

Headed to Overland Expo West, camping with Off Grid Trailer group.

Cross posted from my Facebook post for the nonFB members I’m going to ask anyway… Instead of putting Lithium (LiFEPO4) batteries in the same place OGT put the stock ones has anyone ever considered putting them underneath the trailer in between the frame braces? From my calculations you...

Welcome to the community, nice rig

Welcome to a world wide and yet also a local community.

Welcome, “Overland nerd”. I believe a lot of us may fit that description!

Welcome, Nice classic rig.

Welcome, enjoying the outdoors is key. Overlanding comes in many different forms.

I’ve used a Starlink some to get away even more on days where I have a light work schedule and can do it remotely.

It takes effort to make something good. Thanks for the contributions of the new trails.