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Hah, true down here in Tucson as well, at least during summer

Nice! Hit me up if you are ever in the area and want to hit up some trails. We have so many abandoned mines and ghost towns around here it will make your head spin.

Welcome Steve! I moved to Arizona a year ago, but before that I spent about 10 years living in San Francisco. Love that area. Donut Time in Pacifica was one of my many weaknesses, R.I.P.

Oh yeah, I don't mind a few, even happens a bit with my french press sometimes. As long as I don't end up with at least half the grounds floating in the post like my last attempts i'll be very happy!

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Here's a post office in the ruins of the Copper Creek, AZ mining town. The only thing that remains of the post office is an old broken "Copper Creek" stone sign, some crumbling steps, and a building foundation Location: Copper Creek, Arizona Post office opened: March 6, 1906 Post office...

A payphone though!

Heading south out of the Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness you are likely to drive through Klondyke, Arizona. Don't blink or you'll miss what's left of it, which is essentially just this old post office and general store building that seems to be perpetually for sale. Location: Klondyke, Arizona Post...

One of the things I love to run across while traveling is old post offices in remote and forgotten places. What old post offices have you run across? Post a pic! Feel free to include any information you may have about the location I'll start off with this beauty from Fairbank, Arizona...

Thank you so much! Can't wait to try this out

Just ran across this guy's DIY version over on /r/overlanding

Welcome! Just today an Escalade passed me and I had the thought "I wonder if anybody would use one for overlanding". Now I know. If you start a build thread, I'll definitely be following along!

Welcome from Arizona!

As a kid I remember my parents making coffee all the time with these with great success. Since my wife doesn't drink coffee, I typically only bring a GSI single cup french press kit, but I ended up picking up one of those enamel 8-cuppers to bring along when I know more coffee drinkers are going...

I have a two-burner length cast iron skillet that I take with on all trips. It fits perfectly between two vertical slots in the back of one of our kitchen crates, we slide it in there and it's nice and secure, doesn't really get things messy at all I suppose because I've become pretty good at...

There is a meetup on the 29th, next Saturday! Check out the Arizona Overlanders on meetup.com. @1Louder organizes it, and although it's not an official OLB meetup, it's a good group from my experience. Quite a few Overland Bound members, and we're nothing like whatever that weird North Florida...

The best modification!

I have a friend who drives one of these. She never ceases to amaze us with how capable these are! Great little off-road vehicles

with both the model helicopter fuel tanks and my RinseKit the liquid is pushed out by internal pressure as opposed to sucked out, same as in your design. so i suspect the internal weighted line should be no problem. You make a good point about your design with respect to filling up. With my...