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Sounds like discrimination to me.

Love the idea but the first thing that came to mind was your food tasting like grandpa's socks and underwear. :innocent:

Take a look at my build thread. Maybe you can get some ideas. I am happy to help if you have any tech questions.

I have been "overlanding" for over 50 years by myself (pack horses/backpacking/4wd). I am always extremely prepared for just about anything. I have never been where I had to call for help and I have a habit of doing all the obscure trails in Colorado. I am not saying that I did not have to...

I spent decades technical climbing all over Colorado. Been up Longs Peak 28 times and only once was it a non technical route. Loved climbing it in the middle of the winter. That was 40 years ago.

You are dating yourself.

3) Never forget Valentines day 4) Never forget her birthday 5) Never forget your Anniversary

I am insulin dependent. I have to plan my meals at home, so hearing people grench about preplanning for a trip, makes me laugh. It is harder on a trip because your blood sugar is not solely controlled by the amount and type of food you eat. Stress, sleep changes, and varying energy...

My frustration with my LED lights is that they ice over and their pattern does not cut off vertically very well, blinding oncoming traffic. Efficiency is great but I am thinkin of adding some resistors inside the housing to melt the ice, killing the efficiency.

Mmmm photoshop.

You know what they say... If you look out and can see Mt. Ranier...that means it is going to rain. If you look out and can't see it....it means it is raining.

Where in Colorado? I lived in Walden and the North Platte was on our ranch.

At the least, I would put some skids on the rear to limit damage.

Hey, I am the Senior Test Engineer here. Nobody told ME.

That is a common problem people have the first time they connect in.

If your are an experienced off roader, you don't need a spotter. Then again I have been running it for 30 years.

I love my diesel heater. Mine is the same heater without the case and I mounted it in my teardrop. The city girl I married likes it. Just for info, a 105 AH battery can run a 1000w heater for only about an hour before getting so low it is bad for the battery, so storing energy in batteries...

I have always said catfish has good taste.

You laugh but she is a professional chef.

Yes, what you are describing is what is commonly called the Alpine Loop. I agree on the day 2 that Prerruner1982 proposed. Or optionally, Black Bear/Imogene loop.