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Forgot this one. I was camping inside the CR-V on this occasion.
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Just got back yesterday afternoon after 4 days of camping in the Cherokee territory. Beautiful.
Flagler Recreation State Area Flagler, CO
Toiyabe National Forest, Nevada
Toiyabe National Forest, Nevada
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Great trip to Yosemite last month. Glen Aulin is a fantastic place to do day trips from if you can get a backcountry permit!
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I have many photos of us out camping. The following are when we had the RTT on top of the cruiser.
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After a BIG trip from The NT to Tasmania, we decided that having a RTT on the vehicle was more of a pain than we needed.
So I bought an old Army trailer (No 5). And set about modifying it.
So I bought an old Army trailer (No 5). And set about modifying it.
Dave K
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Off-Road Ranger I
A couple years old but was a good trip.
And if I can’t get out, sometimes I’ll just make due in the back yard.
And if I can’t get out, sometimes I’ll just make due in the back yard.
Dave K
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Off-Road Ranger I
Thanks. It’s gotten me a place or two over the last 8 years. An ever evolving project. 
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I am in the process of trying to build a trailer similar to yours! I'm trying to find a serviceable trailer to build on and mount my RTT to. I love your setup!!! any pointers on where to find them? Ive been looking on the government auction sites without much luck... well with out much luck of finding any within a 6 hour drive lol.
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I love your setup! many of us, myself included, are kind of .... lets go with... GEAR-CENTRIC... you got a rugged truck and the basics and roll with that! i stress myself out sometimes over-complicating things and trying to plan for every possibility i bet you have good stress free trips. good for you ! and i like your truck !
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Camping Labor Day Weekend in Jefferson National Forest near Peaks of Otter
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A shot from last year. Probably the most memorable camp spot I can recall. On the point at the end of the road in Tuktoyaktuk last July 2nd. We were fortunate enough to be able to travel North early last summer, before may people started heading North this year. It was an amazing experience, camped right on the edge of the Beaufort Sea, witnessing 24 hours of sunlight (something I had not seen before and honestly not believed was totally true...until we saw it for ourselves). I believe that you can no longer camp where we did (and for free), as they are trying to figure out a way to cope with the influx of travelers. It's something I won't soon forget.
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