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I have done same...got the 18v compressor and works well with tire maintenance and air charging the shower..

Leave it better then you found it... For the trails and campsites we use, that motto should be a given... Any of us who were Boy Scouts should have adopted that philosophy at an early age. What about the towns and campgrounds we visit? Should we not try to leave them better then what we found...

On my next adventure...back on the island.

Back home waiting for our next adventure... hopefully soon

Enjoying Canada Day on Manitoulin Island... Great food, great beer! Happy Canada Day!!! Happy Independence Day to my American brothers and sisters!!!

New rig....traded the 2009 in for a 2021

Picked up my new 2021 Tacoma but had to make modifications to the rack to accommodate it. It was not the same dimensions as my 2009.

Thank you. Just completed the top knife as well. Top is leaf spring steel from a logging truck...the bottom from an F150

Not normally what most would think would be an overland topic but I want to touch on bush knives. Overlanding involves time in the bush and time camping, so time in the outdoors requires a good blade. To me a good blade gravitates toward a fixed Blade knife. Folding knives are fine for light...

Thank you, the box was glued, nailed and screwed...it won't come apart.

Thanks, I just put the items we would need and measured each to make sure it would all fit.

All set up... Side tables are held firm with L-brackets and Bungie cords... Collapsible sink cut out in one side board. Needed a chef knife so I hand forged it.

Budget Overlanding I bought the roof top tent before I discovered overlanding. Serving in the military for 24 years I was not spending one more night sleeping on the ground or on an inflatable airbed only to find my wife and I crammed into the center of the deflated mattress, besides no one was...

Here are pics of the camp kitchen I just built.

Can't wait for Ontario travel restrictions to end so we can get on the road..