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Nice... looks like someone is sneaking up on someone else... :sunglasses:

Nice shot... it definitely shows you are a professional.

Nicely done... I see you use the same bins I do. :grinning:

Great thread all. This is one item I am always looking to enhance. I have a small basic kit I carry. However, some of the items I read in this thread are on my list--i.e. splints, wound cleaning supplies that aren't the tiny 'wipies' along with others mentioned. Thanks for the info.

I have no idea of half the stuff you're doing. But I am enjoying watching the build.

“Venture To Places Unknown, Return To Places Witnessed, For Nature Is Fickle And Changes Her Attire Often”

It would at that.... leave it to the newbie overlander to miss the mark....LOL

I enjoyed your post. This was one of my first real overlanding trips coupled with the Mojave Desert.... I agree that it should be on everyone's bucket list. Thanks for sharing

Over 10,000 years ago, Lake Lahontan was North America’s largest ice-age lake with an area stretching 8500 square miles from northwest Nevada and northeast California to southern Oregon. Depths of the lake were estimated at 500 to 900 feet. The only remnants of the Lahontan ice-age Lake are...

Nice account of the trip, and great pics. Death Valley and the Mojave Trail was my wife's and my first true overlanding adventure. Good Times.....

Here is me going down the wrong line on a stone-step....thank goodness for spotters...

I was with Sterling Scuba ( now Nautilus Aquatics) out of Northern VA. Since we've moved to Nevada we book our own dives.

I use a Canon T3i with Sigma lenses for land photo's and a Panasonic Lumix for Underwater. I fab'd a solar shield from welders glass for shots of the eclipse on a HappyOurOverlanding adventure to Idaho last Aug. It worked...LOL

Ha Ha... the Minolta 16 looks like my dads old spy camera.... LOL

What outfit (scuba shop) do you dive with?

My wife and I are both Nitrox certified along with a bunch of other certs..... We dove several times at Dutch Springs in PA but definitely prefer the warm climates. We still dive at least once a year now that we took up overlanding as a hobby.

Ah Dutch Springs....I remember it well... My wife and I did several certs there .....brrrrr cold.

you and me both..... LOL