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Our plan is to find a hotel for two nights. We are tentatively planning on arriving Friday Night, and the. Leaving mid day on Sunday. any good recommendations for hotels. We had a lousy experience Wedsnday night in Woodland at a Motel 6... I’ll never be going back... I knew we boycotted...

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It is sad that these kinds of organizations need to exist. I didnt (and still don’t) have that kind of local support group, but I am going to get one started in my area. we do have a fishing/hunting group here... but getting in is very hard. I believe every Veteran should be able to join this...

I get shutter count... but I was meaning that I can take more pictures at one time and experiment more with digital than I could with 35mm film. On to digital enhancements... I have been working with photoshop since it came out. And I really enjoy doing that kind of stuff. My pc has two main...

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I’m into scale R/C crawlers, fishing, hunting, and now Ham... the radio I am getting costs less than my Cheapest Rifle, less than half of my cheapest Crawler, and only because I own so much fishing gear cheaper than fishing. Radio, Antenna, coax, and the odds and ends is going to set me back...

Welcome, maybe GAIA can help get you found agin... if not your Garmin In-Reach will.

The desert I was referring to was El Paso, TX... I grew up here in Eastern Oregon, but spent the better part of my adult life moving all over the US.

@Munga Brown, this is great advice, @KRose and myself learned a lot from it. My dad was telling me all this tech stuff for Kallie’s new camera. Telling us to use the 50mm lens most of the time, use the zoom lens sparingly, etc etc... I finally told him... this isn’t a 35mm film camera where you...

Naw I get it... I had a F-350 quad cab dual my for a while. It was an awesome desert machine, but out here in the PNW, it sucked way to big... and yes Walmart parking was done as far from the store as I could get, taking up 4 spots just to have enough room to pull back out.

Wow Dave, this gave me the shivers.... in a good way. Being a Vet struggling with PTSD along with other psychological disabilities brought on by the military this hits very close to home for me. When I got medically discharged from the service I was told by the Army Doctors that two of my...

The one you own LoL... there is no best, there is no worse. Both choices have their pluses and minuses. The Tocoma has the better aftermarket support, while the Colorado has some support you will find yourself building a lot of your accessories your self.

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I just took I-90 from Yakima to Seattle and there is plenty to see just from the interstate... if the snow was lower, it would be even better... but for your timeline looks like the I is going to be your best bet.

Thanks for setting this up Gary, I will add this to the list tomorrow morning on my weekly update.

Welcome Nigel, as @Kent R said, I’m your regional Director. @Gabriel Bozeman is your closest Member Representative. @Sandpoint Steve (Idaho) and @Munga Brown (Oregon) are also Northwest Region Member Representatives. @Gabriel Bozeman is currently working on a March Campout. Check out 2020...

I have the cb hooked up temporarily in the Bronco, dead airwaves for the most part these days.

@KRose and myself will be there. looking Forward to seei all of you there

Thanks Chad, I knew you would be right there to give us some good information

Well we aren’t looking at the one @KRose posted earlier in the thread. Through our whole research project we have been talking about V-6 , but we never talked about the V-8. We are currently on the road to go look at a 2004 4runner Limited with apx 277,000 miles with a V-8. What are some...