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Welcome! It’s great to have European folks on the forum here! I think we’re *all* waiting for the world to open again soon...

Love it Wouter! Looks like you’re getting some good camping and rough road driving in after all.

Hi Gang- Selling our beloved pop-up truck camper. It’s a “Shadow Cruiser” (no longer made). 7.5' base length, approx 11' overall. Weight w/water: 1166 lbs. Similar in size and weight to a Four Wheel Camper “Hawk” model. Stored covered. Clean and no leaks! All appliances work great. Fridge...

Late to the party but another rock climber here. Exclusively rock when we lived in California (Cragmont and also Joshua Tree, plus trips to Red Rocks in Vegas and Monterrey, MX). Mostly top rope but got into trad lead climbing when I was at my peak. Been away from it for over 10 years, just...

Though I don’t own one, I’ve thought about getting/restoring anInternational Harvester Travelall ever since I read “Lucifer’s Hammer” More on it here: https://www.offroadxtreme.com/features/car-features/vintage-monday-the-international-harvester-travelall-a-pre-suv/

Not in SA but I am amazed by those mountains. Where is that, Peru?

I missed this! Bummer! Post pics when you guys get a chance :-)

Birds nest and teepee here. we have to deal with wet wood a lot here in OR so making a fire can be an art form sometimes — everyone has their preferred method.

Love seeing what people do with the smaller vehicles. Just getting out there with what you have is key.

Wow that is awesome. Where was this taken? BLM land? Be careful what you wish for re: PAC NW .... it’s been 40° , dark and pouring rain here the last few days ... basically the opposite of your photos. But you probably knew that :-)

I’m very excited to see that they are planning a diesel version. With the recent trend by the big manufacturers towards more “Overlanding ready” designs, hopefully they’ll start adding diesel options to compete with the Gladiator.

New Sportsmobile? :-)

Cool, maybe we’ll see one or both of you out there this winter

Very good judgement call!

FANTASTIC! Love hearing these stories and big kudos to @ChepoCDT! What a great "pay it forward" story :blush:

Thank you for organizing us this far, yes take care of your priorities (family) first!

Great info, thanks!

Great question - for now I’m thinking of sticking to the logging roads for off-road style fun. But also the Mrs came across this link about good sites to see & camp at in winter: https://stepoutside.org/article/9-best-winter-camping-spots-in-oregon/

Really want to do at least some trips this winter and am thinking about Day trips on the logging roads in Tillamook Forest. I did them this summer with no issues on my stock tires (ATs) But mud I’m sure is going to be a reality on these roads in the winter (along with snow). So do you think ATs...

Great to see the Tundra can do Moab. Inspires me to plan for that with my ‘16.