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We we’ve got the perfect spot for you.

@Rav4_Overland and @PolyM3dic are here too. I’m monitoring ch15.

Go past the vendor area, then bear to the right at the fork. Look left once you pass the small grove of trees.

More shade, because why not.

Shade’s up, where are y’all?

https://www.gaiagps.com/public/qpGS1tJJHUr0CCRLhfyo0PHf

They put the vendors up on the hill again. Prime spot is out. The other spot I had in mind has a couple of rigs already. I am in a nice open area, morning shade and away from most traffic.

Anyone here yet?

I’m planning to check the thread when I arrive in case one of y’all get there earlier. Whoever is first needs to drop a pin. like 8 mentioned to @Roots66 i have a couple of spots in mind for a small group.

@Fernando1967 over here. See the first post.

Great radio. I have one in each rig.

I built my teardrop in 2008, without a sink. I’ve thought about adding one several times, but don’t want to lose the counter space. My style of camping is such that a sink isn’t really a huge priority. I use a collapsible bowl if I need a sink.

If I can find some, I was thinking of a bit of firewood for a campfire. im also planning to arrive earlier than most it seems, so will post a pin when I get there.

Anytime I go to Oxford, I plan for self contained cooking. Campfire rings are sometimes “suggestions “ out there. Each is different, so if you try to cook, make sure you have your own support devices.

Come on in. The rest of us won’t bite.

Ha. On a trip last month I used mine to pull a wheel off because a pebble had wedged in between the brake disc and dust shield causing an awful racket.

I’ve camped in bear country since my backpacking days in the 90s, and Not had an issue before. in my rig or teardrop,I’m always made sure the ice chest or frig was closed and residue wiped off. One thing to remember is bears are smart. Many have learned a visible thing that looks like an...

That explains why I couldn’t reach you on 52.