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Great Article! I have prepared myself for emergency (MFR/CPR/AED/Wilderness FA/etc) but reading this made me realize that I am still vastly unprepared. It's not a lack of knowledge or experience on my part, it's a lack of preparation. My wife is my traveling partner for all of my adventures...

Last purchase was a RAM mount for the iPad. Next on the list: PrinSu roof rack :grinning:

Currently in the 4th gen 4Runner. Being realistic, when I start over I would like to go the the 5th gen for the increased interior space (especially the head room). If I had my 'druthers (and a the bank account to match) I would love a diesel Hilux. Something about the 'Yota off-road...

GOVX is another good option. Free to sign up for military or first responders.

I have the Eureka! Silver Canyon 6. I caught it on sale at Dicks for around 200. It's been rained on, snowed on, and survived several nasty thunderstorms (with hefty wind gusts) and keeps on trucking. The floor material seems a little thin, but I just spread out a tarp underneath to add a...

Wet sanded and polished the headlights. Used the Mothers NuLens product. I have to say, I am pleased with the result.

Baad Baad Black Sheep

Sounds like a great idea!

I believe that that section of the road is only open March 20 to May 10 and again from September 1 to January 1. They like to limit the vehicle traffic to ease the stress on the native wildlife (especially the black bears). The trail is open to foot traffic year round, but its close to 10...

Great pics! Devil's Fork is a great state park, however it can get pretty crowded during "the season". My personal favorite park in that area is Keowee-Toxaway. A little smaller and quieter than the 'Fork. I'm looking forward to more reports from this trip. I just learned of the Georgia...

^THIS!!! My RTIC 65 was securely locked to a tree the day a Yeti 45 "walked away" from an adjacent campsite. Sent from my iPad using OB Talk

Nice rig!

Midlands region checking in! I'm about 20 miles SE of Columbia.