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Barbaric is how it's handled in the forest, medieval is throwing it in the street, modern is very good for disease control, though I agree water intensive. The NFS can't keep TP in the restrooms, you think they can keep incinolet liners in stock? I vote for education and peer pressure and I do...

Some down bags have hanging loops on the foot end, I hang mine with a push pin on the wall behind the bedroom door.

So what are YOU proposing we do? I see Crested Butte as very popular among a wide variety of user groups, campers, mtbr's, climber's, ovlander's, hiker's, etc.

I looked at the loadout buckets, never heard of them, wtf makes a bucket lid worth $30? I used to use a regular 5gal bucket lined with multiple kitchen bags and use kitty litter. I've since made a "groover" as square items pack better in my vehicle. Still with kitchen bags and kitty litter...

Nat Geo=National Geographic-----------; National Geographic Maps As some one else posted the Tom Harrison maps are great too.

And while we are talking about maps, don't forget your Roadside Geology books ;^) Geology Not affiliated.

Or is it that some States don't change..............

You don't need battle board. Just ; DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteer | Garmin or the other brand I can't think of right now to take with you and research on GooooooooooooooogleEarth and your gazetteer. You can get Topo maps from USGS if you need that or for some places like Death Valley, Nat Geo makes...

I bought a Java Mill a few years back. 1 fill of beans ground down makes my perfect cuppa. Adjustable grind. JavaMill Going to heat some water now.......

That's great! Thanks! Can add it to my Gravel roads of Colorado map; Colorado Gravel Roads I wish this was available for every State. That Utah link has some wonderful features when you play the video the dot moves on the map and a cone shows the direction of the camera view!

Good job Mel, great pics, enjoyed the story!

Road, that UCO link lead me down a rabbithole, You might enjoy this twig cooker I made from watching a Jack Absalom Outback show. Again on my blog; https://poppageno.blogspot.com/2019/02/outback-cooker.html

I know it's not flat, but, (puffs out his chest) I made one out of an old beer keg. How is in my blog; Beer keg fire pit

Looks very nice! Did you get a final weight on it?

I don't know any one, but Winder towing has a YT channel, Matt's offroad Recovery; https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwdVOry0oNF9WIe_3uCfz9Q In St George I believe thay might be willing or know someone.

It was Coffeetopia when I moved up here, I think, I didn't drink coffee back then. Owned by Ron(I think it still is) lives up Moon Meadow. I live off View off Bear Creek Rd. Even despite the fire it hasn't changed much. Still lots of motorcycles on the weekends and nothing for kids to do. Big...

I was moved to Santa Cruz when I was around 2-1/2, Went to Holy Cross, Moved to BC in 1990, My kids went to SLV, oldest graduated in 96.

For me it is simple, camping is using a tent or sleeping under the stars. Use of a trailer or motorhome to sleep in is RVing. If you don't spend the night it is a picnic. But then I grew up in the 50's, todays definition of camping has many nuances, ie; "glamping".

May I suggest finding Hell Roaring Creek, the headwaters of the Missouri, Going up by Lima MT and doing Big Sheep Creek Rd loop. There is a campground just off Sheep Creek, Deadwood Gulch Campground. In Missoula pay attention to the hillside terraces, an indication of the water levels for Lake...

Daren at Arc-Tec in Santa Cruz, 831.459.9944. That said, he doesn't answer his phone. Great welder and fab guy and reasonable charges. Pester him on the phone and leave messages. Or just drive down, he is on the North side of town just off Mission St. Take a note to tape to his door incase he...