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There is a thread about stargazing. I think telescopes are in there too.

Orienteering is a valuable skill to have, and is a fun thing on its own. A basic $20 Suunto compass will work fine to get started. I still have mine after 25 years.

I’ve got this tube.... i smoked the stick a couple of years ago. Been sav8ng the tube for something, but not quite sure what to do with it.

Still free to good home!

With a good set of tires you can go a lot of places. I know I do! btw, be sure o check out the 2wd sub forum here. 2WD Rigs

What part of San Antonio are you in? One of our pals @Live Frisson is down there.

I will sometimes break one out in the evening.

@Copytan Unless announced otherwise yes. Old Sttlers Park in Roundrock/Georgetown. I can never remember which city its in.

First Saturday at 9. We hope you can join us.

Cool

Wow, they are proud of their products!

The power of the overland-industrial complex. You can’t be a real overlander unless you have ...

This ought to cool to watch.

The other wonder twin snuggled against the house for warmth. Meanwhile the overland hound says she can live with this stuff.

We’re having very rare snow here. The other wonder twin is snuggled up to the garage door wondering WTH izzat white stuff.

Oh yeah, ditch lights doing ditch light things.

Quite a few people there and in East Texas. If you were in central Texas, we have a monthly meeting. I’m sure the Houston folks do as well.

Pattern adjustments. Parking lights only, ditch lights only, ditch and high beams.

I didn’t like the switch on the harness, so wired up another one. Rear/right switch is for the pods.

There’s a guy in my area who put a 1940 dodge pickup on a late model Durango chassis. He dealt with engine setup back as well. Mainly because the taper of the forward portion of the body. The end result was fantastic.