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Ran across this on the outside of our city water supply. Not sure what it means. :p EDIT: What's even more funny is that this is the view when you turnaround -

Got out to John Day Fossil Beds last weekend, and then an underbody rust treatment on Tuesday.

I finally washed mine this morning, but I had the excuse that I was out camping the last three days. :) Fun little trip to the Boise area:

Nice little excursion to Idaho this week

Thanks for letting me tag along! Here are a few more pictures.

Can I meet you guys at Tollgate? I'd be coming from Pendleton. I'm guessing you'd be there round 10:00

This is less about the sign, and more about the "worker"

It was a lot of fun. I just bought the rig in August from some folks who had driven it to Tierra del Fuego and back. They did most of the work on it, and documented a lot of it here: Working On Wilbur Since I've gotten it, I removed the custom platform that they had installed, and re-installed...

Ran across this sign in France last spring (pre-Covid). All I could think of was little French kids chained to a workbench building iPhones. ;) Turns out this is just a warning for farm equipment (or so I'm told)

Managed to get away mid-week to The Steens and Alvord Desert. Only my second trip in this rig, and the first one getting out on some trails. Had a great time, and it was beautiful.

Thanks for all the feedback. I've been offline for the better part of two weeks, so I'm just getting back to follow-up. I'm thinking I'll start with an inexpensive GMRS, and then maybe upgrade later.

So... just curious what you guys are using for communication. I already have a Garmin Inreach Mini that I use for backpacking, but I'm trying to decide what I should settle on for radio. GMRS, CB, ... Ham? I'm curious about arguments for each, but probably more important: How common are the...

Last one... love the way the bolt of electricity points right at the heart of the dead guy

Is this really something we're worried about?

It's actually in China.

Here's one we should all be able to relate to.

Basically... "Don't do ANYTHING!"

You have been warned!!

The folks I bought the rig from had driven it to Tierra del Fuego and back, living out of it for about three years. They are moving to France, so they sold it to me including a lot of the gear from their trip. Here's a link to some of their info on the rig: All About Wilbur It came with OME...