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Had a vegan buddy but he got run over while grazing along side the trail. :smile:

I've been bushwacking for 40 years up and down the Rocky Mountains. I married a city girl, so she is into creature comforts, hence the teardrop. I designed it to accommodate a queen size mattress and it has full galley. I even have a heater and air conditioner, and just for her, satellite TV...

Black Bear, Imogene, Ophir, CORKSCREW, Alpine Loop, Yankee Boy Basin, Pearl Pass, Maroon Bells, Scofield Pass, Taylor Pass, Antero and the list just goes on and on. My favorite trail, which also has great pix is Red Cone/Radical Hill (mountain goats). A bit of wheeling with scenery thrown in...

I like my teardrop. It is equally well suited on the highway or on extreme off road.

Knot running out of gas....Knot breaking in the middle of no where.......

Caving in the rain. The caves I did 50 years ago would have been death traps. Rising water is my worst nightmare.

What are you driving and your experience level.

Check out www.naxja.org and you will find a ton of stuff about options and prices.

At my age, that may not be long ;-)

I just sold off my like new Gossen Luna Pro with spot meter since I am not doing that any more. What does 4x5 color film cost these days? I would hate to guess how much 8x10 runs.

What film do you shoot? Do you do your own processing and printing? I loved my 4x5 and 8x10 but it just got too expensive. I shot a Linhof indoors and a Toyo 4x5 field camera out and about.

Here is a pix of it as it sits today.

Since so many have commented on the Jeep, here is a link to some info on that build. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/old_man-s-vehicle-build-thread.11271/#post-173583

My sig contains a pix of my trailer and a link to the build thread. It is located in Northern Colorado, but sadly I am working on a contract in the DC area and had to leave it home. Hope to fly back for a while this summer and get out and use it.

Slick in bumper winch mount.

While Durango is nice, the best scenery is north, as in Silverton, Ouray, and Telluride.

Too bad it is so hard across the pond. Here I called my local insurance agent and we had an agreed valuation policy written in an hour. I insured both my rig ($25,000) and trailer($15,000). It was pretty cheap. It ran $115 USD for the trailer a year and around $500 USD for the vehicle with...

Built not bought from my own design.

That is the kind of stuff I do for a living. I have a nice controlled turntable that I mount my Nikon on and step the turntable and computer control the camera. I also have a nice scotch mount for doing astro pix. It aligns with the north star and has sidereal tracking.

970-327-4835 is the phone of the local forest rangers office. They will have the info you need.