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Here in Massachusetts theres not much chatter but I definitely hear it near the central part of the state as I approach the CSX Intermodal. And I hear more chatter as I head west or south from there. I'm also curious about how the FM is going to work

There IS the I-80 Bighest Truck stop there. True though. I could walk my dog in parking areas of Yellowstone and camping areas or Badlands, but theres just too much wildlife for a dog to be thrown into the mix, especially a new doggy. Boarding is an option. We went in a very small caravan, so...

Thank you, @BuffaloPhil . Someday I'll be back

Sorry. Could NOT see the mountains.

We had snow mixed with rain while in Yellowstone, and that persisted as we drove all the way through and down to the Tetons. The fog there was thick as pea soup and it was cold, so we just passed through. Could see the mountains anyway. Tetons are on my list for our return

Nice work! If you are going cross country hitting all the National Parks you can, make sure to grab your America The Beautiful national parks pass. $80 well spent. At about $35 per car to get into a typical park, you get your money back in 3 parks. Hit just Acadia, Yellowstone and the Badlands...

Happy to help. That 1998, 5.9 liter v8 Grand Cherokee was a Limited special edition here in the states. Hood lovers and leather seats I think. Kick-ass!

Kick-ass GMT400!

With a Ram 1500, I think most people get a special bed rack and put the RTT on top of that. Its rated for that kind of weight and connects to the bed, which is rated for more weight than the roof is

Good info for the next trip. Thanks Dalton

Iowa 80 Truck Stop! Then...a lot more flat land Crossing the Missouri River at Chamberlain on rt90 was stunning. That seemed like the marker between midwest and west, to me. We enjoyed camping at Cedar Pass in the Badlands. Get yourself the America The Beatiful Parks Pass. Free National Park...

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/boston-to-big-sky.38597/ That's a thread about our drive out from Boston and back.

Do the Badlands if you can. It's like being on Mars. There are walking trails and the roads take you through some interesting territory. And they have some campgrounds in the park as well. We were there this past May and it was stunning. I still have the map in my truck. I'll get it and maybe...

While I dont deny that either of the above is good, in a pinch, a quick and dirty hack: take an old worn bar of soap and rub it on the articulating surfaces.

Autumn. Best overall time of all. Crisp air, apple season, pumpkin season, leaves change color and look like fire, nice to be around the girl Thanksgiving, football, beef stew season Not too hot and sticky.. .I could go on

Indeed he is, sir. Has a family line of working Beagles. He's now 7 and still Go Go Go!

Why no both. Amber is excellent for fog lights and use white for camp floods and spots. Place a row of each in your grill and test what you like best but you may end up using ambers during f oi ul weather and white in clear weather darkness

Indeed, green is actually best for underwater applications, not so much topside. This fact known to undersea archaeologists since the 70's and 80's

He's got a little Jimmy Durante thing going

Winston looks down for whatever!