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Ooh, Esteli...my new best friend! [emoji38] I am also into cigars and spent a few days in Esteli last year. Left with a suitcase full if cigars. We continued on down to the rio San Juan for a few days of world class tarpon fishing. We chose a bad travel day...Dia de La Revolucion...roads were...

Volcan Barú, Panamá. ...I cheated...we see this from our bedroom window every morning, but my Jeep is parked nearby. [emoji41]

Volcán Barú, Panamá. I can see it from my house too.

Cool. There is a full on 4WD van Ive seen here in Panamá that looks like a great overland set up too. Enviado desde mi SM-J110M mediante Tapatalk

I knew a bonehead drunk who tried to beat a train to a crossing. Sawed the car off just above wheel hight...him too. Enviado desde mi SM-J110M mediante Tapatalk

Maybe there was a bad event involving alcohol and trains...not a good combination. Enviado desde mi SM-T820 mediante Tapatalk

Where was that sign? Enviado desde mi SM-T820 mediante Tapatalk

Not technically a road sign, but one of my favorites. On a trail in Panamá. It basically says..."dont stand under the rock". The print is just small enough that you have to do just that to read it of course!

Overlanding...Cuban style. Enviado desde mi SM-T820 mediante Tapatalk

There is something magical about being under sail. Belize is an amazing little country, lots to see and do packed into a very small area, and the second largest barrier reef in the world + 3 of the 4 coral atolls in the W hemisphere just offshore. I first traveled to Belize in my 20's, then...

I used to live in Austin, awesome city...and the surrounding Hill Country is great for camping/Overlanding. Enviado desde mi SM-T820 mediante Tapatalk

My wife loves the outdoors and travel. Weve sailed together (long crossings are not her thing though), hiked, kayaked, camped, backpacked, and traveled extensively. Bugs love her though, so thats sometimes a problem...I grew up in the swamp lands so they dont bother me. Weve also of course done...

Did u say boats? Pics of my Hobie 33, a traditional Belizean fishing vessel, my catamaran (being transported in a travel lift, appropriately)...and under sail off Plancencia Belize...and, last but not least, my '89 XJ being transported on a boat to Isla Ometepe Nicaragua. Enviado desde mi...

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Another hammock camper here. Hennesy Expedition Asym Zip, Hex Fly, Snake Skins... Luv it. Enviado desde mi SM-T820 mediante Tapatalk

Yes, dont get religous about gear selection, choose the right gear for the application. Enviado desde mi SM-J110M mediante Tapatalk

I will also add the Ford 8.8 to my list. Options are good since I dont know for sure what I will find here. No shortage of good welders though. Enviado desde mi SM-J110M mediante Tapatalk

Hammocks are great for the right applications...no need to worry about leveling, rocks, crawling critters,flooding, etc. Can be set up for cold weather but get a bit fiddly and bulky...ground tent easier for cold. I have oversized rain fly and "snake skins" on mine. I can quickly slide the...

I have an 89 XJ which I am about build out as an overland vehicle. For this use a torsen rear differential sounds like a good option (already have an Aussie Locker for front). However my rear axle is a Dana 35, which seems pretty universally loathed. My question is should I swap out the Dana...

ARRL produces a license prep book, which is one of the most widley used. http://www.arrl.org/shop/Beginners/ Enviado desde mi SM-J110M mediante Tapatalk