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Hey Mr Bag Guy, can you please stand on this tarp for moment while you’re attempting to rob/ kill me? :tongueclosed:

Fixed it for you….:tongueclosed:

It’s my understanding that one of the theories as to why helicopters can fly is that they vibrate so violently that the earth rejects it. :tongueclosed:

Brennan’s Garage developed a jack they call the “Tauler Jack”, an alternative to a hi-lift. Don’t have one, but think it’s interesting https://brennans-garage.com/products/tauler-jack-kit

Greenbelt is a community/ area in MD in Prince Georges County on the north east side of DC. It may have been green many, many years ago, but now is a highly developed area.

Welcome to OB Don’t live in this area anymore, I’m in Harpers Ferry. Still commuting to Greenbelt every day for the paycheck though.

Seems a little salty to me for price, but that's only my opinion. I bought an Outland Living from Costco last year for around $100. It's about 19" dia. Used it once and it was great, but I've realized it really is too big to pack in the Jeep. Great on the patio, though! I was happy with the...

You’re likely to get some pinstriping on some of the route through Washington/ Jefferson Nat Forests in VA and WV. Most of the route through MD ( except for Greenridge State Forest) and the eastern panhandle of WV is paved. Not much gravel or public land through there.

Harpers Ferry Brewing, part of Adventure Center, by the Rt 340/ Potomac River bridge has a nice venue. It’s Loudoun Co, too. Just say’in….:wink::blush:

I enjoyed your write-up. As one whose mind only works in the mechanical realm, I hate electrical gremlins.

I frequent use the Nat Forest interactive map ( Forest Service Visitor Map ) and Gaia to give myself an idea of areas to explore, then just wing it. I’d guess about 80% of the forest roads in the GW, Jefferson and Mon forests are groomed gravel. At least the one‘s that are open for more than...

(Not a serious reply) Dog hair seems to stick better than anything.

With a pass to the park, I would recommend parking at the visitor center and taking the shuttle bus to the old town area. Much easier parking. The train station lot gets filled very quickly.

Spruce Knob isn’t that far away, highest elevation in WV. There’s dispersed camping around on the Nat Forest roads. Whitmer Rd in the Potomac Wildlife Mngmt Area and FS 17 in the Little River Wildlife Mngmt Area, to name a couple. Second Mt is nice, too. It’s on the north side of Rt 33 from...

It’s probably a major award…

Thank you for your service! One of my brothers was a Nuclear Machinist Mate on the USS Dace.

I’m not an overlander because I don’t video every water crossing, puddle splash or coffee brewing….

We have other things going on this weekend and won’t be able to make it this month.

There’s a Rigs n Coffee event this Sat morning in McGaheysville. Details are on the rally points on the map. There’s also a thread about it somewhere, too.