Pathfinder I
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Pathfinder I
It held up well in 40-50 mph winds..the only design flaw i saw in the Oztent was their awning. Luckily i had an extra pair of aluminum poles that came with my Rhino Rack Sunseeker side awning that i normally don't use. i was able to use those with the Oztent awning. The Oztent awning only comes with two poles but in reality you need four. For the price they charge for the RV-5 they need to include these additional poles instead of making you purchase them separately. The tent itself was solid as a rock I was very impressed by how well it held up to those strong winds.
Pathfinder II
Indian Cove Campground in Joshua Tree National Park
Pathfinder I
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Cunningham Gultch, Silverton CO
Buffalo Pass
Mt Zirkle wilderness
Sometimes, when I go alone I just bring the minimum, other times when we don't want to rough it too much, we go to the rock house.
Cleveland National Forest in So. California 
Traveler III
Enthusiast II
Sierra Nevadas:
Relaxing
Getting ready for dinner
Fresh Trout
Relaxing
Getting ready for dinner
Fresh Trout
Pathfinder II
Off-Road Ranger I
There is too much like in this picture to name a favoirite! Awesome setup and view!
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Off-Road Ranger I
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It was raining. I cheated.
The view from my kitchen
This was the generator shack for the mine and the roof was still in pretty good shape. Part was peeled away on the side with my chair in the first photo and there were a few leaks, but it made a fine shelter to cook and eat out of the wind and rain. It was nice to not have to dry off the boxes and cooler to put back in the car the next morning (I was sleeping in the back of the rig this trip).
Still, it's good to be home and back in my own bed with my wife and dogs.
The view from my kitchen
This was the generator shack for the mine and the roof was still in pretty good shape. Part was peeled away on the side with my chair in the first photo and there were a few leaks, but it made a fine shelter to cook and eat out of the wind and rain. It was nice to not have to dry off the boxes and cooler to put back in the car the next morning (I was sleeping in the back of the rig this trip).
Still, it's good to be home and back in my own bed with my wife and dogs.
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This is an epic getaway, even if all you did was read a book.It was raining. I cheated.
The view from my kitchen
This was the generator shack for the mine and the roof was still in pretty good shape. Part was peeled away on the side with my chair in the first photo and there were a few leaks, but it made a fine shelter to cook and eat out of the wind and rain. It was nice to not have to dry off the boxes and cooler to put back in the car the next morning (I was sleeping in the back of the rig this trip).
Still, it's good to be home and back in my own bed with my wife and dogs.
