Pathfinder I
Camp Photos!
- Thread starter Michael
- Start date
Untitled
Pathfinder I
FB_IMG_1471668757445 by Scott Murray, on Flickr
Pathfinder I
DSC_0088_1
Pathfinder I
Untitled
Pathfinder I
IMG_20160531_210837
Enthusiast III
Camping last summer at Wawona Campground in Yosemite, CA
Explorer I
- 4,285
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Denniston
- Member #
-
3030
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LYZ
Since I travel a lot for work, I always try to take the oportunity to be outdoors. Here are some of my camp spots over the years....
Barstow, Ca - It was about 110 degrees here during the day, shade was king,
This was in northern Indiana. I camped here for 28 days straight...
This is in Portland Oregon. This trip has my personal record of 58 days straight...
Still in Portland, at this point my wife and kids had to return home. So I bought a new tent. I still use this tent after 8 years...
Wyoming backpack trip with my youngest boy...It was a long hike...
Then we were hungry, so we got ourselves a rabbit and cooked it up..
Somewhere in Georgia, With my old Scout and Apache...
New Mexico with my new truck.
Been a lot of places....
Barstow, Ca - It was about 110 degrees here during the day, shade was king,
This was in northern Indiana. I camped here for 28 days straight...
This is in Portland Oregon. This trip has my personal record of 58 days straight...
Still in Portland, at this point my wife and kids had to return home. So I bought a new tent. I still use this tent after 8 years...
Wyoming backpack trip with my youngest boy...It was a long hike...
Then we were hungry, so we got ourselves a rabbit and cooked it up..
Somewhere in Georgia, With my old Scout and Apache...
New Mexico with my new truck.
Been a lot of places....
Explorer I
- 4,285
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Denniston
- Member #
-
3030
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LYZ
Found a couple More,
Billings Montana on the yellowstone River..
And this last one really taught me to be prepared for ANYTHING! The BearTooth Mountians.....JULY 27, 2015....SNOW in JULY!
Billings Montana on the yellowstone River..
And this last one really taught me to be prepared for ANYTHING! The BearTooth Mountians.....JULY 27, 2015....SNOW in JULY!
Off-Road Ranger II
Dubuque, Iowa camping. Was really nice a week ago here, 60+F... this weekend, down to 17F.
We gathered wood from the wooded area around camp. Cooked some wild boar that a buddy had caught himself. Good to test out some winter gear. Had to keep the water jerry near the fire all night. Interesting how everything freezing impacts camping.
Was muddy as all heck trying to get out there. Closest road was just a dirt trail about 1/4 mile away. I learned that snow tires (in stock size no less) are not fantastic in mud.
We gathered wood from the wooded area around camp. Cooked some wild boar that a buddy had caught himself. Good to test out some winter gear. Had to keep the water jerry near the fire all night. Interesting how everything freezing impacts camping.
Was muddy as all heck trying to get out there. Closest road was just a dirt trail about 1/4 mile away. I learned that snow tires (in stock size no less) are not fantastic in mud.
Explorer I
- 4,285
- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Denniston
- Member #
-
3030
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LYZ
I really like the camp kitchen table. I need to find me one.Even though it was probably one of the clunkiest setups I've had, There's alot of good memories in this setup. This was in early 2014, In the woods in Flagstaff. I was a volunteer at Overland Expo that year.
Although it's a messy setup, the things that make it so memorable is the fact that most of this gear is the gear we used camping in my childhood, pulled out of storage and put back into service. Minus the tent, water jerry's, and they yeti cooler in the background (which wasn't even mine, we just had them next to my jeep so that they were in the shade most of the day), most of this gear hadn't seen daylight in about 14 years, since my parents bought a motorhome and began camping out of that. The thing that makes this setup great is that everything works, and has a function. Although the Generator went out in the coleman stove (Hey, it lasted the past 70ish years without a problem!) There were plenty of other stoves there that I could use. I have since refined this kid, made it smaller in some ways, but a lot of it still sees use in the modern setup.
Advocate II
I just bought a new camp kitchen from REI for like $59. It's super fast to set up and take down.
Prior to that I had one from Gander Mountain that was nice too, but I like my new one better.
https://www.rei.com/product/881640/gci-outdoor-slim-fold-cook-station
From Joshua tree the night before
To big bear lake
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Random road trip to the Outer Banks of NC last weekend.
Last edited:
Influencer II
Advocate II
I should thank you TXpedition. I saw the recent 25% off of 1 clearance item deal at REI happening and jumped on this table. I think it was about $55 after shipping. Got it in today, seems very sturdy. Gonna have to put it through it's paces now.
Pathfinder II
- 4,227
- First Name
- Danan
- Last Name
- Coleman
- Member #
-
1358
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- W3AWD
- Service Branch
- CERT
Member III
Which part of the OBX were you at? I've been wanting to do some beach driving myself but have never taken the plunge to do so.
