campsite pics..lets see um

[beerhiker]

Lets see your campsite pics, I like seeing how people organize their home away from home and it gives me ideas for my own setup.

[BKCowGod]

I go for the KISS approach - the less that's out, the later I can sleep in.
http://www.kuhgott.com/coppermine/albums/uploads/deathvalley/normal_DSCF1537.JPG

[Scenic WonderRunner]

This is my best set up yet. But it's for a longer stay in one place which I normally don't like to do.

That's my buddy Jerry and his stock Zuk.

So...it goes.....

My truck.........

Jerry's Day Screen with tarp floor......

Jerry's Tent.......

Jerry's Zuk.........

I sleep in my truck so I pull it up just under the edge of the day screen to help keep the dew or rain out of my truck. My tailgate becomes a table for the day screen area.

This is way too overdone for me. Normally I just stop at the end of the day at the best place I can find....sleep in my truck....then head out the next morning when I'm ready. But because of this...I can pack up and be off in under 5 min.


http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/MilkRanchPointCampsite02.jpg

[Scenic WonderRunner]

This is my medium set up..........

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/SWREasyShade.jpg




and this is my travel lite mode..........
I now have matching silver tarp baby!.....:elkgrin:

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/GoldMtnViewToSanGorgonioMtnSnow7-9-.jpg

[Joaquin Suave]

http://www.overlandhardware.com/images/baja_camp600.jpg

http://www.overlandhardware.com/images/Rcho_O.jpg

[asteffes]

I go for the KISS approach - the less that's out, the later I can sleep in.
http://www.kuhgott.com/coppermine/albums/uploads/deathvalley/normal_DSCF1537.JPG

This is excellent.

[seth_js]

http://seth.phizz.net/adventures/4wd_trips_party-2006/images/la_mision_camp.jpg

http://seth.phizz.net/adventures/black_river_6-18-05/images/home_sweet_home.jpg

http://seth.phizz.net/adventures/patagonia_and_huachuca_mountains_12-3-05/images/parker_canyon_lake_camp.jpg

Can you tell I'm a fan of simplicity? :p

-Seth

[paulj]

Here are a few shots.

One is from a wet 3 day stay on the Pacific coast (Queen Charlotte Islands), with poly tarp over a tent, and Kelty 'Sunshade' over the table. More recently I've been using a Kelty Noah 12 tarp (diamond wing) over the dining area.

Another is from a forest service site above Telluride (Alta Lakes), again, rainy weather. In this case the 2 of us slept in the Element, and I rigged a wing tarp (MSR Vista Wing) over the adjacent table. I have also used a Kelty 'Carport' awning over the side of the Element.

The third is from a multiday stay in the Bella Coola valley of BC. Here I used a large 4 man tent for sleeping, and large tarp (Walrus Aerotarp 150) over the dining area. In this case, the tarp served more to keep needles out of the food, rather than keeping rain out. This was our base camp, with day trips up lightly used forestry roads into the surrounding mountains.

The fourth is from a forest service camp at Harts Pass in Washington. This site had just been reopened after a forest fire a couple of years ago. With clear, bug free weather, camp setup was minimal - just cooking gear on the table during meals, and sleeping in the car. The Element served as a nice deer watching blind in the morning.

I try to keep the kitchen gear simple and compact. One 8 gal Rubbermaid box holds the stove set (Trangia alcohol) and pans, and other gear. Another box holds food, mostly dry and canned. A small cooler holds mostly lunch stuff. Sometimes I'll add another Rubbermaid with a small dutch oven and related gear. At night this all gets stashed back in the car, or on the roof rack.

paulj

[pskhaat]

Setting up day camp near some dunes in Moab:

http://xepoch.com/mud/resize.cgi/640/480/xepoch.com/mud/camping/DSC01201.JPG


And my oldest boy near our `secret' camp spot, with soft sand and inside a wide slot:
http://xepoch.com/mud/resize.cgi/640/480/xepoch.com/mud/camping/DSC01214.JPG

[SinCity4r]

http://joelrasmus.com/gallery/g2data/albums/events/2006/potosi/DSC_9545.JPG

Going to be a little better now with a roof top tent..:ylsmoke:

[cruiseroutfit]

http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/content_images/photogallery/Goblin_Swell/PIC%20027%20(Small).jpg

When its really cold out... :D
http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/content_images/photogallery/Goblin_Swell/PIC%20097%20(Small).jpg

http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/content_images/photogallery/SanRafael_Moab_Feb2006/SR_Moab%20001%20(Small).jpg

I don't have any of my trailer on this computer... :mad:

[kcowyo]

Joel, is that a little 50cc leaned against your 'Runner? What a fun bring-a-long!

Scott, you're oldest wee man looks like he's having a ball. He's adorable. Must take after his Mom....

[SinCity4r]

Joel, is that a little 50cc leaned against your 'Runner? What a fun bring-a-long!

Sure is! :ylsmoke:

[kcowyo]

Sure is! :ylsmoke:

Sweet!

Who needs jerry cans or auxillary tanks when you have an on board 50?!? :jump:


A couple from some recent outings. Two from Bull Lake on the Wind River Indian Reservation with my cousin and his 4Runner. The second two are from my Utah trip -

[OutbacKamper]

beerhiker;
Photo 1:
This is the multi-day set-up. For short stays we don't set up the screen house, we just set up a stove and table under the side awning.
Photo 2: This is the outside kitchen setup, usually setup under the screen house. For short stays we leave all this in the truck. The gear in the kitchen boxes is accessible from inside the truck.
Photo 3: The kitchen boxes stowed in the truck, gear is accessible if you remove the slide on side covers.

227822792280

Cheers
Mark

[upcruiser]

Here's a couple I have on my hard drive from a couple of falls ago on a campsite on Lake Superior.

[atavuss]

last summer near Carson Pass on highway 88 in California's high Sierras (about 30 minutes from Lake Tahoe). I am also a fan of the KISS concept:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/DSC01338(Small).JPG

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/DSC01337(Small).JPG

[oly884]

Keep in mind that the pics will be changing in 3 months!!!

Here's the basic set up now:

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/oly884/Montana/DSC_7804.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/oly884/Montana/DSC_7803.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/oly884/Montana/DSC_7795.jpg
mmm dinner:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/oly884/Montana/DSC_7791.jpg

[OverlandZJ]

paulj, i'v camped at that same spot at Alta Lake! All the way back in the corner behind the large boulder.

Being from the east i had a lil difficulty breathing deep at 11,200'.

[paulj]

We drove over to Telluride from Moab, intending to camp in the town park, and then spend a few days exploring the jeep trails in the area (to the extent possible in an Element). But town was packed with a Blues and Brews festival, so I headed off to this forest service campground above town. As soon as we go up there and selected the site, it rained for an hour. It cleared enough for supper, a rainbow, and short walk, and then was rainy and windy all night long.

The next day was also rainy, so I opted to stick to the paved highways. Latter I learned that we had hit the remnants of a tropical storm from Baja. The same rain had caused some flooding that blocked access to Burr Trail in the Powell Lake area.

paulj

[Willman]

Here is Lake Powell a few weeks ago!!! Boy did the wind blow the whole time we were there expect for the last day!!!!....We went through about 300' of rope just tieing down our tents!!! Good thing we bought extra tent stakes to hold us down!!! Overall...It was a great get-a-way!!!

Here's our camp!!!!

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f374/nicwillman/DSC01297.jpg

[beerhiker]

Way cool! I like seeing the creative ways for using a tarp for rain protection.

[CAPTAIN COORS]

one of scott's trips to sunny baja

[cshontz]

http://static.flickr.com/26/45456754_60a56dac57.jpg

[cruiseroutfit]

One of the trailers first trips
http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/content_images/photogallery/pigrun_2004/IMAG0155.jpg

I have since added 12V power, 120V power, an ARB Freezer fridge, on board propane and a couple other goodies that I need to finish installing in the trailer. Next on the list is an awning off the back? Possibly a rooftop tent?

[silverscout]

The first photo is after a warm night sleeping in two bags. Notice my one man coffin. The second is a shot off the Sea of Cortez, much warmer.

[Mlachica]

inaugural trip for my son and the eezi-awn :sunny:

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g147/mlachica/IMG_6752.jpg

[kcowyo]

I'm digging the Pooh chair Mark.

I know there would be a meltdown of epic proportions if we forget the SpongeBob or Dora chairs.....

The tent looks awesome too!! :clapsmile

[Sgt Grunt]

Camping just below treeline...

[david despain]

I'm digging the Pooh chair Mark.

I know there would be a meltdown of epic proportions if we forget the SpongeBob or Dora chairs.....

The tent looks awesome too!! :clapsmile

:D my girls have the disney princess chairs

[Willman]

inaugural trip for my son and the eezi-awn :sunny:

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g147/mlachica/IMG_6752.jpg

Drool.....(eezi-awn)....Drool continued.....Droool

:D

[photoleif]

http://aspen-graphics.com/misc/truck-at-valley-of-the-gods.jpg
that's camp for us at valley of the gods.

http://aspen-graphics.com/misc/road-to-nowhere.jpg
turn left and take another shot.

http://aspen-graphics.com/misc/muley1.jpg
a little bit down the road.

[gjackson]

I have many many campsite pics, so I won't bore you all with most of them! A few interesting ones with waypoints for those of you who like Google Earth:

Atlas mountains, Morocco: 31°10.628'N, 7°07.965'W
Sahara, Mauritania: 20°32.724'N, 12°13.216'W
Off the "Chad Route": 14°17.351'N, 13°46.462'E
Gabon road cut: 1°42.468'S, 13°05.219'E
Gabon, Congo border: 2°03.994'S, 12°53.734'E
Cliffside in Angola: 13°19.174'S, 12°40.177'E
Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Botswana: 22°17.187'S, 23°34.968'E

Cheers!

[beerhiker]

hey cool, the white rover has Colorado plates.:smileeek:

[gjackson]

Beerhiker,

Yep, that white 110 lives in Louisville CO. Since you're in Longmont we should hook up sometime!!

cheers

[BajaTaco]

I am absolutely loving these pics you guys are posting :bowdown:


Here are a few more...

1. Boyscout canyon, Colorado river (canoe/hike in only)
2. Gonzaga bay, Baja
3. Area of old mission site near Nacori Chico, Sierra Madre in MX. (camp is fully set up in this pic :p )
4. Beach camp - Altar desert Mexico
5. Devils Canyon, AZ
6. Whitethaigers tent at Laurel Canyon, Sierra Nevadas.
7. ExPo rally 2005
8. Sea of Cortez (Bahia de los Angeles)

[gjackson]

Bajataco,

Sweet shots! I love the one with the kettle!

cheers

[kcowyo]

...I love the one with the kettle!....

The only thing missing in that pic is the b*tchin' 110.....:(

I realize it must be difficult for BajaTaco to pic a favorite of his own, but here's one of his photos that I used as a screensaver to get me through a long and chilly winter -

http://bajataco.com/baja05/L_baja0508.jpg


This was a great Xmas gift that Chris didn't even know he gave me - :clapsmile :clapsmile :clapsmile

[seth_js]

Oh sure... Chris has to show up with his fancy *** pictures. :p

I'm digg'n Whitethaigers's setup.

-Seth

[beerhiker]

Graham,
way cool, Im contemplating a eezi awn, I might need to check yours out in person sometime. Just sold my Jeep to get something more distance friendly and roomier, so I need a vehicle first.

[Mlachica]

I'm digging the Pooh chair Mark.

I know there would be a meltdown of epic proportions if we forget the SpongeBob or Dora chairs.....

The tent looks awesome too!! :clapsmile

LOL, that's funny!


Gjackson,
Awesome photos, I like how you gave us coordinates too! :sunny:

[gjackson]

Graham,
way cool, Im contemplating a eezi awn, I might need to check yours out in person sometime. Just sold my Jeep to get something more distance friendly and roomier, so I need a vehicle first.

You're welcome to check out my tent sometime. It is a Technitop, not an Ezi Aawn, but pretty similar. Nathan sells Ezi Aawns and he's based in Longmont, so if you get one from him you could save a bundle on shipping! But yeah, gotta get something to put it on first. What are you looking at?


Awesome photos, I like how you gave us coordinates too

My memory is so bad I have to waypoint every campsite just so I know if I've been there before! :D

cheers

[BajaTaco]

Thanks guys




I realize it must be difficult for BajaTaco to pic a favorite of his own, but here's one of his photos that I used as a screensaver to get me through a long and chilly winter...

... This was a great Xmas gift that Chris didn't even know he gave me

WHOA! That is soo cool! :victory: Thanks man. I love that pic too. One of my alltime favorite camp sites. [mind wanders off to good memories...]




My memory is so bad I have to waypoint every campsite just so I know if I've been there before! :D

Damn, now that's funny! :D ...and I can soo relate. LOL

[goodtimes]

I love that pic too. One of my alltime favorite camp sites. [mind wanders off to good memories...]



That is a sweet campsite Chris. But I gotta admit it looks so much more...uh...."baja"....in that pic than it did when I was there last year (mid day).

[beerhiker]

bajataco; that Gonzaga bay shot is crazy :bowdown:


Graham, I did see that Pangea is based here in longmont, but didnt really want to bother them until I was serious, but it looks like Im getting much closer. I need to get the wife excited about it, Im pretty sure i want one. I think I have seen one of their Rovers around.
Im currently looking at 01-04 Tacos, double or ext cabs, not 100% either way. Was going to go with a 80, but its just to big and not practical as a dd also.

[ChuckB]

These pictures are awesome. I can't wait to get out on my first trip with the group!

[Hltoppr]

Viva Baja! :camping:

http://hltoppr.smugmug.com/photos/75840435-M.jpg

-H-

[DaktariEd]

El Camino del Diablo 2006

http://www.geocities.com/daktaried/DiabloPhotos/Diablo_0358.JPG

[vanguard]

It's not as awesome as some of your sites but it's outdoors and there is food on the grill. :)

http://www.just4fun.org/images/truck/Uwharrie%204-1-06/Uwharrie%204-1-06%20001.jpg_scaled.jpg

[jim65wagon]

Here's our site from our 1st trip to George Washington National Forest. Its about a quarter mile from Flagpole Knob. Of course compared to some of your awesome setups we look like pikers. I do need to add a couple of folding tables, for kitchen workspace.

[paulj]

It's not as awesome as some of your sites but it's outdoors and there is food on the grill. :)

Is that one of those Coleman half burner, half grill, propane units?

I'm pretty happy with the simplicity of my alcohol stove for basic cooking, but have toyed with getting a propane grill.

paulj

[DaktariEd]

White Mtns, AZ, 2004 (pre-Adventure Trailer).

http://www.geocities.com/daktaried/WhtMtn3.jpg

[PCRover]

Last weekend, first time out with the trailer.

http://www.myrovers.com/Photos/Off%20Road%20Trips/2006/Bill%20Burke%20-%20Hollister%20-%2006112006/slides/P6122627.JPG

[Ramdough]

Here are pics of New Mexico Dec 2004 and Padre Island June 2004.

Unfortunately they are some of my best camping pictures...... I have allot of more domesticated pictures, but they not as interesting.

Next year when my fiance and I are done with school.... and only working... the trips should start getting more interesting.

[91xlt]

here is a pic showing truck, trailer in screen tent, shower and detached kitchen box

[ShearPin]

Some camp photos from Anza Borrego. My sister, brother, and and I were all in the same place at the same time. It was all the excuse we needed to jump in my brothers truck and get out into the wilderness. It doesn't happen often enough.....

Henry

[erod]

Gread thread, don't know how I missed it. Lovin' the pics...it's always cool to see how people live when they are out in their rigs! I will be living in mine shortly as I am moving down to WY. for the winter. Anyway, here are some pics of the current set up, we haven't been out in a couple weeks but will post more pics shortly...we should keep this thread going, lots of cool pics. Cheers!

[OnTheTrail]

Here is a pic of my simple camp after hiking to the top of White Mountain Peak. I was tired and just wanted to sleep.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/SJGRAND/84900017.jpg

[melotaco]

Sweet camping pictures. Here is one of my favorite camping in China Hat recreation area in Oregon.

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m258/bestia19/DSC_0102.jpg

[Redback]

Here's a couple of our spots
http://forum.australia4wd.com/uploads/1154931833/gallery_43_13_159984.jpg

http://forum.australia4wd.com/uploads/1116404401/gallery_43_15_48369.jpg

[etbadger]

A few days ago... Mornings like this one make me glad we do all the cooking, etc.. inside.
http://www.badgertrek.com/weblog/2006-12-16/2006-11-29%2009-50-30%20-%20Kalamath%20Mtns,%20OR.jpg

-e

[grouch]

What a "cool" pic.

[cshontz]

http://static.flickr.com/113/272329438_d696e6180c_b.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/108/272804688_4200b16060_b.jpg

[xcmountain80]

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e31/xcmountain/OCT%20trip/PA020493-1.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e31/xcmountain/OCT%20trip/PA020522-1.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e31/xcmountain/OCT%20trip/PA040738-1.jpg


Aaron

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Sweet Pics.............!


Hermosa Creek, Colorado ....just north of Durango Sept. '06
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2006_0919Summerinthesanjuans0094.jpg

It poured rain ALL night and it worked out just fine!



Animas River campsite ....old mining town of Eureka, Colorado..... Sept. '06
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2006_0919Summerinthesanjuans0108.jpg

another shot to give the wide view.....
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2006_0919Summerinthesanjuans0109-1.jpg


Pastries on da house!
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2006_0919Summerinthesanjuans0122.jpg

[goodtimes]

A few days ago... Mornings like this one make me glad we do all the cooking, etc.. inside.

-e

Wow! What a great picture! :victory:

[seth_js]

A few days ago... Mornings like this one make me glad we do all the cooking, etc.. inside.

-e

wow, what a cool pic. check out the bikes. and cool van too.

[BajaTaco]

A few days ago... Mornings like this one make me glad we do all the cooking, etc.. inside.

-e

Erik, I could easily see that being a framed print on a wall in my home. AWESOME!

[Ursidae69]

Erik's photo is great!

Here is one of my campsites.

[erod]

Awesome! Keep em' comin'!

[ZooJunkie]

A few days ago... Mornings like this one make me glad we do all the cooking, etc.. inside.

-e

If you were cooking inside, who was outside snapping the pic? :)



WOW! That's breath taking! Where was that?

[sleeoffroad]

S&t 2006

[BajaTaco]

S&t 2006

Nice! Looks like you guys are out in the Sahara.

[Wanderlusty]

In the Ouachita National Forest, Arkansas.

[adventureduo]

Camping with the old army truck with a brush fire not too far away.

http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/8163/2972193740034696539ynclas4.jpg

[Kermit]

Taylor Park, CO

http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/36/37/1/58/3/2751158030093498191CumfSe_th.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2751158030093498191CumfSe)

http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/44/45/4/39/77/2465439770093498191yxfVyc_th.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2465439770093498191yxfVyc)

http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/60/60/8/36/25/2460836250093498191fErjrj_th.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2460836250093498191fErjrj)

[Bergger]

44824480



4483

Here are a couple from a trip earlier this year up to South Park. The camper shot is when we want to be a little more comfy. :camping:

[Skillet]

Couple of shots:

1. Clear Creek (New Idria) last March 06
2,4 & 5. Joshua Tree White Tank Oct 06
3. San Carlos, Mx Oct 06

I love to camp.

[etbadger]

If you were cooking inside, who was outside snapping the pic? :)



WOW! That's breath taking! Where was that?


Well, I was using the royal "we"...

The photo was taken on Drake Peak, a bit east of Lakeview, OR. (few miles from CA, OR, and NV junction) about 8000', 15degrees, and wind gusts to about 50... Very pretty, but kinda cold walking around taking the pictures.

-e

[xcmountain80]

Last rig
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e31/xcmountain/camping/P5210052.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e31/xcmountain/camping/P5210043.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e31/xcmountain/camping/P5210053.jpg

Aaron

[jeffryscott]

this was the last outing in the Zuk, and the first in the roof-top tent at this years Expedition Trophy:

[oly884]

this was the last outing in the Zuk, and the first in the roof-top tent at this years Expedition Trophy:
So....cool....must....do....same

:smileeek:

[jim65wagon]

I know; I know, I can hear you now...Y,Y,You're at a CAMPGROUND! How could you! Sinner! HAHA I say. Us Easterners have to get our fix any way we can! That and since Chris posted the pics of our Expo trip to West VA, I thought I'd throw out the ones I have from my family's trip to Mt. Rogers here in Va.

[offroadchef]

here is mine..this was a trip about 2 years ago. There were about 7 of us. split up between 4 tents. Just learned how to use attachments.

[Dave]

A few of our more memorable campsites:

Buffalo River - May 2005

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/3125-4/DSCN1196.jpg

Colorado - August 2005

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/3799-4/DSCN1303.jpg

Moab - 2006

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/7533-2/DSCN1826.JPG

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/7566-2/DSCN1843.JPG

Where I've been hiding for the last few weeks:

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/5603-2/IMGP0304.JPG

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/5597-2/IMGP0301.JPG

:)

[2006KJSPORT4x4]

Campsite pics from my March 2006 trip out west with 3 other friends...

Manzanita campground just outside Sedona, Arizona...

Facing down the river...
http://photos-362.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v13/100/11/56400045/n56400045_30042362_532.jpg
http://photos-733.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v13/101/32/56400029/n56400029_30043733_1046.jpg

Looking up to a very high peak of Red Rock...
http://photos-363.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v13/100/11/56400045/n56400045_30042363_916.jpg

From Zion national Park...
http://photos-678.ak.facebook.com/ip002/v13/101/32/56400029/n56400029_30043678_5993.jpg

[thejafe]

http://myspace-657.vo.llnwd.net/01464/75/63/1464703657_l.jpg

http://homepage.mac.com/thejafe/.Pictures/S!RA%204x4%20October%20Rausch%20Creek%20Run/IMG_6373.JPG

http://homepage.mac.com/thejafe/.Pictures/S!RA%204x4%20October%20Rausch%20Creek%20Run/IMG_6550.JPG

[kcowyo]

I went camping near Monument Valley in Utah, with this kooky cat named Mark F'n Stephens last summer -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/GooseberrySP2.jpg

[dieck]

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/05-04-2004-Camping/IMG_1757_003.sized.jpg

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/album26/IMG_1038_001.sized.jpg

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/05-04-2004-Camping/IMG_1842.sized.jpg

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/album44/IMG_6235_1.sized.jpg


http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/05-04-2004-Camping/IMG_1804.sized.jpg

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/album31/IMG_3146.sized.jpg
http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/05-04-2004-Camping/IMG_1786.sized.jpg

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/05-04-2004-Camping/IMG_1766.sized.jpg


http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/album06/IMG_6736.sized.jpg

http://heath.dieckert.com/albums/album06/IMG_6865.sized.jpg

[fisher205]

The Bighorns near Burgess Jct. WY, Sunlight Basin, WY and Rock Creek above Red Lodge, MT

Sorry, seem to have a problem attaching, but believe me they were great spots.

[kcowyo]

Sunlight Basin, WY

......believe me they were great spots.

Mmmm..... Sunlight Basin.... I do believe!

[fisher205]

Thanks for the Sunlight Basin Pictures. I'll try again w/ the Bighorns Pic, first.

Sorry not getting this. Will have to go back to remedial picture attaching.

[Super Doody]

few days ago in baja

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o215/saltytaco/PICT0280.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o215/saltytaco/PICT0265.jpg

Forgot to get a pic of kitchen and hang out area, but its left of this pic

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o215/saltytaco/PICT0273.jpg

[Skillet]

A couple of our favorite spots up there...

[dieck]

A few days ago... Mornings like this one make me glad we do all the cooking, etc.. inside.

-e

Lovin your rig. Are you running 35" tires? Did you have to do any mods to get em to fit? What kind of mileage does that beast get?

[ChuckB]

Dieck,

can you give me some info one the gear that your dog has on? I'm interested in getting some pooch packs for my dogs. Thanks.

[dieck]

Dieck,

can you give me some info one the gear that your dog has on? I'm interested in getting some pooch packs for my dogs. Thanks.

Sure,

I like to do a lot of hiking on foot and don't enjoy carrying more than I have to. I have my pack down to about 15 lbs before food and water, and because my dog (Plato) is fairly big he requires a lot of food and water, especially in the outdoors in the heat (and I live in Texas). It would break my heart to leave him at home, so the only solution is to sack him up and make him carry his weight. He can carry about a weeks worth of his own food and 3 days of his own water. Plus it works out well because he tends to stay close and have less tendency to wander when he's loaded down. Without the pack he may run off on his own more than I like.

I picked it up at REI, although I'm sure you can get it other places cheaper. They let me take my Plato in and test fit em which I thought was nice and their return policy can't be beat.

REI has a great selection of dog outdoors gear.
http://www.rei.com/dog-toys

I tried several different brands and sizes on him and the one you see in the picture is the one that fit him the best. Fit is particularly important or the dog will usually try to lose the bag, or worse it can injure them.

Their dog pack section is HERE (http://www.rei.com/online/store/Search?storeId=8000&query=*&link=1&cat=4500452&top=650764%2C721144%2C684241%2C724051%2C700069&topTitle=TopPicks&cm_re=Lead*3*All_Dog_Packs&vcat=REI_SSHP_PICNIC_LD).

The pack I ended up going with is HERE.
http://images.rei.com/media/767212.jpg (http://www.rei.com/online/store/ProductDisplay?productId=47641338&storeId=8000&catalogId=40000008000&langId=-1&color=RED/WROUGHT%20IRON&img=/media/767212.jpg&view=large)

Good luck!

[adventureduo]

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/2262/campkd6.jpg

[dieck]

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/2262/campkd6.jpg

Are those gas tanks or water tanks on top? You either have a lot of range or are REAL thirsty! Nice rig!

[goodtimes]

Dieck,

can you give me some info one the gear that your dog has on? I'm interested in getting some pooch packs for my dogs. Thanks.

I'd suggest something that has a seperate harness for the dog. These come in real handy when hiking....the harness can be used w/o the packs, and the built in handle is great for picking up the dog to get them over things that they won't/can't jump over. Cherokee used to use a Approach II pack from Ruff-Wear (see pic below), but since she destroyed her knees, she doesn't carry anything anymore, but I still use the harness almost every time I take her hiking....just leave the bags at home.

http://www.ruffwear.com/site/display/ATR_500.jpg

[adventureduo]

Are those gas tanks or water tanks on top? You either have a lot of range or are REAL thirsty! Nice rig!

Gas tanks. Like a second tank. I only have fuel in two of them right now. Carry a 6 gallon water jug in the back. I might switch to half water/half fuel.

[ChuckB]

Sure,

I like to do a lot of hiking on foot and don't enjoy carrying more than I have to. I have my pack down to about 15 lbs before food and water, and because my dog (Plato) is fairly big he requires a lot of food and water, especially in the outdoors in the heat (and I live in Texas). It would break my heart to leave him at home, so the only solution is to sack him up and make him carry his weight. He can carry about a weeks worth of his own food and 3 days of his own water. Plus it works out well because he tends to stay close and have less tendency to wander when he's loaded down. Without the pack he may run off on his own more than I like.

I picked it up at REI, although I'm sure you can get it other places cheaper. They let me take my Plato in and test fit em which I thought was nice and their return policy can't be beat.

REI has a great selection of dog outdoors gear.


I tried several different brands and sizes on him and the one you see in the picture is the one that fit him the best. Fit is particularly important or the dog will usually try to lose the bag, or worse it can injure them.

Their dog pack section is HERE (http://www.rei.com/online/store/Search?storeId=8000&query=*&link=1&cat=4500452&top=650764%2C721144%2C684241%2C724051%2C700069&topTitle=TopPicks&cm_re=Lead*3*All_Dog_Packs&vcat=REI_SSHP_PICNIC_LD).

The pack I ended up going with is HERE.
[URL="http://www.rei.com/online/store/ProductDisplay?productId=47641338&storeId=8000&catalogId=40000008000&langId=-1&color=RED/WROUGHT%20IRON&img=/media/767212.jpg&view=large
Good luck!




I'd suggest something that has a seperate harness for the dog. These come in real handy when hiking....the harness can be used w/o the packs, and the built in handle is great for picking up the dog to get them over things that they won't/can't jump over. Cherokee used to use a Approach II pack from Ruff-Wear (see pic below), but since she destroyed her knees, she doesn't carry anything anymore, but I still use the harness almost every time I take her hiking....just leave the bags at home.


Thanks for the info. Time to do some research!! :REOutShootinghunter

[dieck]

Gas tanks. Like a second tank. I only have fuel in two of them right now. Carry a 6 gallon water jug in the back. I might switch to half water/half fuel.

Don't get me wrong. I love your rig. :)

[adventureduo]

Thanks man, i really appreciate it. The rig has a long way to go. Built it in about 2 months. Owned for it for about 6 months now.

[ChuckB]

Sweet thanks DaveInDenver!!

[SeaRubi]

camp pics are cool!

last summer @ Gallagher Head lake.

http://www.speakeasy.org/~thefains/img/camp_pics.jpg

[dieck]

That is gorgeous! What state is that?


camp pics are cool!

last summer @ Gallagher Head lake.

http://www.speakeasy.org/%7Ethefains/img/camp_pics.jpg

[SeaRubi]

wenatchee national forest, central cascades of washington state :camping:

here's another view from roughly the same spot, rotated around about 70 degrees back toward the actual lake

http://www.speakeasy.org/~thefains/img/gallegher_head_lake.jpg

[dieck]

I'm sad to say I've never been to washington state.... I definately need to make it out there.


wenatchee national forest, central cascades of washington state :camping:

here's another view from roughly the same spot, rotated around about 70 degrees back toward the actual lake

http://www.speakeasy.org/%7Ethefains/img/gallegher_head_lake.jpg

[SeaRubi]

I'm sad to say I've never been to washington state.... I definately need to make it out there.

there's alot of great places to see ... most of them behind gates :-/

the motorized-vehicle accessible routes are really drying up.

[kcowyo]

there's alot of great places to see ....

Lake Crescent in the Olympic National Park was real highlight on a trip through Washington, out to Neah Bay a few years ago.

Tent camping in a rain forest? Not such a highlight....:rolleyes:

[rusty_tlc]

Death Valley Spring 05, we like to rough it.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v711/rusty_tlc/DV%20Spring%2005/th_Mesquite.jpg (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v711/rusty_tlc/DV%20Spring%2005/Mesquite.jpg)

The TT is history, time to get back to a simpler life. With less restrictions.

We almost camped here! Belmont Mining District in Eastern NV
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v711/rusty_tlc/th_Dsc_0155.jpg (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v711/rusty_tlc/Dsc_0155.jpg)

[rynosurf]

Scorpion Bay 3rd point
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u262/rynosurf/scorpionbay016.jpg

[offroadchef]

Gas tanks. Like a second tank. I only have fuel in two of them right now. Carry a 6 gallon water jug in the back. I might switch to half water/half fuel.


Stupid ?, but what are the wires for that run rom the brush guard to the rack?

[LUISJG]

nice pics guys,,,

[elcoyote]

The night was cold, the fire was warm and the camraderie was priceless. The picture is from a distance, the rock outcropping next to our camp illuminated by our fire and outlined by a full moon lit sky. Papoose Flat, Inyo NF, CA.

[eugene]

Not an exotic location like most of you but here is our camp on the farm in WV. My son tuned 6 months old that weekend. I slept with my dad's old .22 pistol under my pillow in case any bear came in the night. I target shot the pistol the next day and the sights were so far off I couldn't even hit the tree the target was hanging from, good think the bear left us alone.

[KMR]

I like this thread, lots of cool pics/ideas.
I am definitely into keeping it simple, hate setup, pull in an relax.

This is about as complex as my camp gets:

[94-RUNNER]

Stupid ?, but what are the wires for that run rom the brush guard to the rack?


Those are called limb risers. When you are in areas that have heavily overgrown trails it helps to keep the limbs and branches off your vehicle and windshield and gives you a less obstructed view.


.....Tucker

[big sky trapper]

The ultimate minamalist campsite. A 4 day treck into the bob marshall wilderness last year over new years weekend. In montana blizard conditions. a sleeping bag and a tarp and just slept under the fir trees for shelter at nights end. Ramen noodles instant coffee and lots of power bars. (YUK!) Just one of those "hey lets go weekends"

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q18/bigskytrapper/DSC02280.jpg

[J_L]

Here's our Summer Solstice 2005 camp at Jack Spring, Central Oregon. Went on a 4 day 250 mile backroad trip down the Cascade range. Mostly logging roads with a few nasty trail sections thrown in. My 2000 crew I used to own and my buddies 720 that had around 250k miles on it at the time.

http://digitalcascades.com/truck/Jack%20Spring%20Camp.jpg

[teotwaki]

Mount McKinley at 14k camp. I used a Black Diamond Megamid tent as the roof, snow blocks for walls and a snow pit with bench seating. This was the best cook tent we had on the mountain.

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/3498/14kcooktentob9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[teotwaki]

The ultimate minamalist campsite. A 4 day treck into the bob marshall wilderness last year over new years weekend. In montana blizard conditions. a sleeping bag and a tarp and just slept under the fir trees for shelter at nights end. Ramen noodles instant coffee and lots of power bars. (YUK!) Just one of those "hey lets go weekends"

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q18/bigskytrapper/DSC02280.jpg

Which MSR stove do you use? I've used XGK-IIs for most trips and a pocket rocket for ultralite backpacking.

[big sky trapper]

its an older whisperlite. will burn just about anything you can run through it. my second favorite is a really old colman peak one that uses the small canisters. one day i would like to try both of those you mentioned. Ive heard there raly good.

[Ursidae69]

This is a fun thread.

Couple more of my campsite pics.

1) Me in camp on a misty morning in Baja March 2004
2) Boy Scout Canyon Feb 2005 after kayaking in
3) Brian sleeping in his inflatable Baja Dec 2005

[KMR]

Mount McKinley at 14k camp. I used a Black Diamond Megamid tent as the roof, snow blocks for walls and a snow pit with bench seating. This was the best cook tent we had on the mountain.


Haha, here is my view of your camp. I think yours deserves more credit though. :bowdown:

[kcowyo]

http://s170537965.onlinehome.us/KcoWyo/gallery2/d/622-1/UTAH+459.jpg

Lead photo - Lockhart Basin, Canyonlands NP, Utah

Attached -
#1 - Madison River in Montana
#2 - Sunlight Basin in Wyoming
#3 - Bear Lake in Idaho
#4 - Interior in Colorado

[kcowyo]

Classic! (http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5975&d=1171985657)

[articulate]

Mount McKinley at 14k camp. I used a Black Diamond Megamid tent as the roof, snow blocks for walls and a snow pit with bench seating. This was the best cook tent we had on the mountain.

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/3498/14kcooktentob9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Excellent and classic. I like the camp shots that show what it's all "about."

http://www.markdstephens.com/images/people_i_like.jpg

[kcowyo]

I'll bet they were warmer on Mt. McKinley in a snow cave than we were around that campfire in Death Valley.

Thank God for Feuerzangenbowle! :coffeedrink:

[teotwaki]

Haha, here is my view of your camp. I think yours deserves more credit though. :bowdown:

oh no I don't. You were down there where the bears roam!!! :REOutShootinghunter :yikes:

[teotwaki]

This is a fun thread.

Couple more of my campsite pics.

1) Me in camp on a misty morning in Baja March 2004
2) Boy Scout Canyon Feb 2005 after kayaking in
3) Brian sleeping in his inflatable Baja Dec 2005


Brian is a frigging genius. That is mighty impressive.

[teotwaki]

Taboose Pass, Sierra Nevada around 11k feet I think..near the end of a 40 mile hike. I love that little MSR one-man tent

http://img485.imageshack.us/img485/3268/tentattaboosetc9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

White Rim Trail near Moab, Utah

http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/2954/third105md4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

C'mom you guys! Post more! I love seeing where all of you have gone.

[pwc]

Frost Mountain, Washington
http://www.thecareyadventures.com/2005-manastash/050730-094916-5287_std.jpg

Whipsaw Trail, BC
http://www.thecareyadventures.com/2006-whipsaw/061008-081355-4579_std.jpg

[teotwaki]

Frost Mountain, Washington
http://www.thecareyadventures.com/2005-manastash/050730-094916-5287_std.jpg

TIKI TORCHES!!!:wings: :camping: :clapsmile

[goodtimes]

Brian is a frigging genius. That is mighty impressive.
Yea,...maybe. But there is a downside to sleeping below nose level of the local camp mongeral. ;)

[teotwaki]

Yea,...maybe. But there is a downside to sleeping below nose level of the local camp mongeral. ;)

Dat ain't no mongrel! You are forgetting Velvet The Wonder Dog who kept those boneheads on Mount Hood alive.
http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20070220/capt.ordr11702200045.mount_hood_climbers_ordr117.j pg

Brian is merely being rescued by a Canine Lifeguard. :exclaim:

[grouch]

Pics from my Borrego trip this weekend. Just tesing out my new Big Agnes Seedhouse and Mystic 15. Good stuff on both accounts!
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6017.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6019.jpg
Studying for my Tech while eating a toasted turkey and cheese sammich made on my Simmerlite. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6014.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6013.jpg

[offroadchef]

Those are called limb risers. When you are in areas that have heavily overgrown trails it helps to keep the limbs and branches off your vehicle and windshield and gives you a less obstructed view.


.....Tucker



Not what I thought they were for. nice idea

thanks

[Super Doody]

Pics from my Borrego trip this weekend. Just tesing out my new Big Agnes Seedhouse and Mystic 15. Good stuff on both accounts!
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6017.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6019.jpg
Studying for my Tech while eating a toasted turkey and cheese sammich made on my Simmerlite. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6014.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/7wt/AnzaBorrego6013.jpg


Man, I thought I was a procrastinator when ti comes to studying :sombrero: Looks fun though. And the sleeping bag sure looks cozy. :REOutCampFire03:

[kcowyo]

Bull Lake in Wyoming -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/BullLake380.jpg

[BajaTaco]

... 2) Boy Scout Canyon Feb 2005 after kayaking in


Cool! I have one of those too...

http://www.bajataco.com/BlackCanyon2002/L_Dcp00826.jpg

[Ursidae69]

Cool! I have one of those too...

http://www.bajataco.com/BlackCanyon2002/L_Dcp00826.jpg

Nice pic Chris. :ylsmoke: Here is another from that same canyon when I went in 05. I want to go back this fall, maybe early October. Now that I have my own kayak I want to launch at Willow Springs and come up that way. No permits or outfitters to deal with. Meet ya there? :beer: :beer:

[tdesanto]

Juniper Canyon_Big Bend National Park, before they removed this campsite.

32801

North side of Big Bend ('94 Montero)
32799

Ouachita National Forest_Arkansas
32800

[Martinjmpr]

Black Rock Desert, 1998:

Death Valley (Funeral Mountains), 1998:

[pismo62]

Long time reader, finally adding a post. Great website! This is a liitle spot between Santa Maria and New Cuyama , that we hit after christmas. :camping:

[erod]

here's a couple from the other day (and night)...nice little trip to yellowstone...great weather...lots of people in the park though!. enjoy, cheers!

[Linus Tremaine]

This was a stop off on my way home from death valley during christmas 2005. It is on the eastern side of hwy 178

Also, morning the same day while still in death valley near ubehebe crater

1968 land rover camper.

[kcowyo]

Nice Landie Linus.

Welcome to the forum - :beer:

[BogusBlake]

Here's where I camped last weekend- Clear Lake near Silverton at the recommendation of Durango60. Elevation is 12100 ft!

(Pardon the crappy phone picture- like a DA I didn't bring the camera)

[durango_60]

Here's where I camped last weekend- Clear Lake near Silverton at the recommendation of Durango60. Elevation is 12100 ft!

(Pardon the crappy phone picture- like a DA I didn't bring the camera)

Glad you liked it, I really wish we could have gotten away from our visitor to go with you...

[Roemer1]

Here is Sunset Mine in northern washington. Nice spring weather.

http://northwestoverlandsociety.org/Portals/4/UltraPhotoGallery/896/123/large/IMAG0006.JPG

And a view in the other direction

http://northwestoverlandsociety.org/Portals/4/UltraPhotoGallery/896/123/large/IMAG0005.JPG

And one from this summer in the Quilomene Wildlife Area in central Washington
http://gallery.roemeroff-road.com/albums/userpics/10002/normal_Roemercamp.JPG

Britt

[slomatt]

On the Deer Valley trail in the Sierra's.

http://www.blankwhitepage.com/gallery/albums/deervalley20070908/IMG_0670.jpg

http://www.blankwhitepage.com/gallery/albums/deervalley20070908/IMG_0672.jpg

http://www.blankwhitepage.com/gallery/albums/deervalley20070908/IMG_0673.jpg

- Matt

[Shovel]

A simple 2-person outing, back when it was still legal to camp here. :mad:
http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/6672/campsk4.th.jpg (http://img296.imageshack.us/my.php?image=campsk4.jpg)

One free Dorito if you know the owner of the Montero..
http://img374.imageshack.us/img374/6151/imag0023pf4.th.jpg (http://img374.imageshack.us/my.php?image=imag0023pf4.jpg)

No pics of camp (we just slept in the truck, anyway) but here's one of our secret cooking technique http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/4434/dscn0318ri5.th.jpg (http://img146.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dscn0318ri5.jpg)

And here's a couple from one of our more disorganized camp endeavors... (I'm the guy in Flektar, and in crosshatch polyester disco gear)
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/7936/imag0040et7.th.jpg (http://img216.imageshack.us/my.php?image=imag0040et7.jpg)
http://img469.imageshack.us/img469/143/dscn0361sa1.th.jpg (http://img469.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dscn0361sa1.jpg)
http://img461.imageshack.us/img461/1016/dscn0386xo5.th.jpg (http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dscn0386xo5.jpg)

[erod]

awesome pics, way to keep this thread alive!

[Green Ganesha]

And here's a couple from one of our more disorganized camp endeavors... (I'm the guy in Flektar, and in crosshatch polyester disco gear)
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/7936/imag0040et7.th.jpg (http://img216.imageshack.us/my.php?image=imag0040et7.jpg)
http://img469.imageshack.us/img469/143/dscn0361sa1.th.jpg (http://img469.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dscn0361sa1.jpg)
http://img461.imageshack.us/img461/1016/dscn0386xo5.th.jpg (http://img461.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dscn0386xo5.jpg)

Is that Black Rock City...?

[Shovel]

Is that Black Rock City...?

when you've got pickles, vodka, and a guy in a dress sitting across from a guy in camo... you can bet your :shakin: it's BRC :REOutArchery02:

[Green Ganesha]

when you've got pickles, vodka, and a guy in a dress sitting across from a guy in camo... you can bet your :shakin: it's BRC :REOutArchery02:

That's what it looked like, and I didn't even notice the pickles.

And not a bad camp, rig, and expedition-gear proving ground either!

[Shovel]

That's what it looked like, and I didn't even notice the pickles.

And not a bad camp, rig, and expedition-gear proving ground either!

That it is! It'll test your relationship too :oops: but that's a story for another thread...

Unrelated to THAT... if there's one food product you NEED at BRC, it's pickles. Whole pickles, big or small, as long as they come in big jars you can re-close and have lots of juice.

The pickles, you'll just crave eating them in that environment, especially if you drink alcohol. The juice will solve most of your alkali-related skin problems (feet and elbows and.. special parts if you happen to be nude in a white storm) .. and then the jars make excellent trash containers for your wet naps, food wrappers, drug paraphernalia, or whatever else. Plus the huge 2 gallon plastic pickle jars can be used to craft various things like smelly frisbees, smelly fighting armor, and a smell-reducing (leave a bit of juice in the bottom) emergency latrine for when the established portajohns are just too gross for you.

[Bella PSD]

Here are a few at our camp site on the beach.
Not a soul in 4 miles, North or South, of this spot.


Core Banks, NC!
http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/OBX%20NC%2007%20185.jpg

http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/Pano%20Core%20Banks.jpg

[Bella PSD]

Two more From the East Coast!
Louie

http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/DSCN3406.jpg
http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/OBX%20NC%2007%20170.jpg

[Tucson T4R]

Sweet set up! Looks like a great spot to unwind.:clapsmile

[Grim Reaper]

Two more From the East Coast!
Louie

http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/DSCN3406.jpg
http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/OBX%20NC%2007%20170.jpg
NICE!
Happen to have the GPS coordinates?

[Willman]

Great thread! Read all 17 pgs.....Wow...great setups guys!...Keep them coming!!!

:)

[Funrover]

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/Funrover/Off%20road%20Trips/IMG_9108.jpg

I know it doesn't seem that way but to get to this point was a 4WD trail..... an actual trail!
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/Funrover/Off%20road%20Trips/IMG_7489.jpg


Winter Park area:
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/Funrover/IMG_8961.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/Funrover/IMG_8962.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c353/Funrover/IMG_8964.jpg

[Bella PSD]

NICE!
Happen to have the GPS coordinates?
I do. I will dig them up.

Louie

[erod]

louie, any details on that camper? lookin' sweet!

[RoundOut]

Is that a Kelty Trail Dome 2 in that picture? If so, I have one of those, and LOVE it for backpacking adventures. It sets up in just a couple minutes! Great tent.


Bull Lake in Wyoming -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/BullLake380.jpg

[kcowyo]

Is that a Kelty Trail Dome 2 in that picture?
Honestly, I don't know.

It belongs to my cousin who comes out to WY from MO, every summer to work as guide on fly fishing trips in Jackson Hole. That was a random 1 night outing on his way through to Jackson. I'll try to remember to ask him next time I see him.

I do know he has since totalled that 4Runner. Dodged a Moose on a tight trail in Grand Teton NP but wrapped the 'Runner around a Cottonwood tree. Totalling it must have been easier than organizing his mess of gear....


I do have a couple of other pics from that overnighter, maybe you can tell if it's the Kelty you're thinking of...? -

http://s170537965.onlinehome.us/KcoWyo/gallery2/d/2559-2/Bull+Lake+170.jpg

http://s170537965.onlinehome.us/KcoWyo/gallery2/d/2563-2/Bull+Lake+90.jpg

http://s170537965.onlinehome.us/KcoWyo/gallery2/d/2560-2/Bull+Lake+280.jpg

http://s170537965.onlinehome.us/KcoWyo/gallery2/d/2562-2/Bull+Lake+329.jpg

[RoundOut]

...
I do know he has since totalled that 4Runner. Dodged a Moose on a tight trail in Grand Teton NP but wrapped the 'Runner around a Cottonwood tree. Totalling it must have been easier than organizing his mess of gear....

That sucks! I trust he was OK?



I do have a couple of other pics from that overnighter, maybe you can tell if it's the Kelty you're thinking of...? -
http://s170537965.onlinehome.us/KcoWyo/gallery2/d/2563-2/Bull+Lake+90.jpg

Nope. Its not the Trail Dome 2. The TD2 has a side entrance and when the fly is on, it has a vestibule. That one has the entrance from the end. It looks to be about the same size, though.

[LexusAllTerrain]

At El Golfo de Santa Clara Mexico!


http://inlinethumb31.webshots.com/14750/2152174590089122298S600x600Q85.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2152174590089122298wlLxZi)

[kellymoe]

Here are a few from this past weekend. Cold and rainy the first night at 9000 feet with snow flurries. Next nigh nice and warm at the Saline Valley Hot Springs:)

[Funrover]

I love your rig!!!

[Green Ganesha]

Here are a few recent years' campsites. They range from roughing it with the Tent Cot to luxuriating in the Campa ATT. That stand of sublime oasis palms isn't far from the cluster in Kevin's recent shot. The denser-treecover site was in Monache Meadows earlier this month.

[Roemer1]

Here are a few from Green Mountain fire lookout in central Oregon.

Britt

[Funrover]

WOW A l ot of beautiful rovers!!!

[Hltoppr]

Here's my simple approach...

-H-

http://hltoppr.smugmug.com/photos/200330317-M.jpg

[CAPTAIN COORS]

Mexican Hat, Ut

[Hltoppr]

Spot the RTT...

http://hltoppr.smugmug.com/photos/75840437-M.jpg

-H-

[nickatnite]

Hope you guys don't mind me showing how we set up our camps from our bikes.

This pic is with everything loaded. The Ortelib dry bag has my inflatable sleeping pad, Slumberjack bag and Mountain Hardware tent. I also have my chair on the bag (I've since replaced it with a Kermit chair).

http://voodeauxphotography.smugmug.com/photos/130635611_mAu9w-L.jpg

The Jesse bags have all of the necessities from home. The left holds assorted tools, MSR Whisperlite, cookware, grilliput and food.

The left, well clothes and ummmm, we'll just let the pics speak for itself..

http://voodeauxphotography.smugmug.com/photos/130635423_VFVqt-L.jpg

Here is the entire set up.
http://voodeauxphotography.smugmug.com/photos/135533712_XWDCH-L.jpg

[4Rescue]

The left, well clothes and ummmm, we'll just let the pics speak for itself..

http://voodeauxphotography.smugmug.com/photos/130635423_VFVqt-L.jpg Well, you've got my vote for president... clearly you're firing on all cylinders ;)

This is how I roll:

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j309/4x4Rescue/Snake%20River/SnakeRiver-WarmSprings.jpg

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j309/4x4Rescue/Snake%20River/SnakeRiver-JohnsonBarCamp.jpg

Sorry, I don't have any detailed pics, but let's just say, an NRS "Bills Bag" and a few Gamma cans and I'm good for weeks... Were "Anti-Tent" folk of sorts,
so as rafters who ALWAYS have alot of rope on hand, our camps get Tarp-city-crazy.
One of my best friends is a self proclaimed "Tarp-oligist"...

Cheers

Dave

[stick]

Here was one of our camp sites during a backpacking trip last year. This was the Lost Turkey Trail in western PA. That is my buddy Jim in the pic.

http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/756/1000592gp8.jpg

This was a camping trip my wife and I were on in the ADK High Peaks Region of up-state NY.

http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/9064/1000082at9.jpg

A few more shots from up-state NY:

Overlooking Buck Pond:
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/8306/1000084zm2.jpg

High Falls Gorge:
http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/9738/1000122la4.jpg

[efuentes]

Las Copas, Near Topolobampo Sinaloa, Mx

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z111/mundofuentes/DSC04249.jpg

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z111/mundofuentes/blog/lascopas.jpg

[snipecatcher]

Deep in the heart of Texas. Tents block out the stars...

http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff290/gamecamera/campsite.jpg

[erod]

Still one of my favorite threads! thanks for posting guys! an oldie but a goodie in my opinion...fischer towers in the wildernest!

[MuddyMudskipper]

Here are some of my campsite shots.

[4Rescue]

Deep in the heart of Texas. Tents block out the stars...

http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff290/gamecamera/campsite.jpg
I too am a Cot man... if it rains, I just grab a tarp and buritto up.

[Fireman78]

San Juan Nat forest, CO.. somewhere like 10000 feet

[paulj]

Alta Lakes in the San Juans above Telluride, during a break in stormy weather

http://www.pbase.com/paulj3/image/49030775/medium.jpghttp://www.pbase.com/paulj3/image/47180923.jpg

[snipecatcher]

I too am a Cot man... if it rains, I just grab a tarp and buritto up.

Yeah, I'm thinking of bringing a tarp and doing that when I go to Big Bend National Park, though I doubt it will rain.

[theexile]

Calico 2008....theexile and burl40 camp

[LXRACR]

This is one of my recent trips to the desert, kind of a standard ops for me!

[LXRACR]

heres another pic...

[ntsqd]

Calico 2008....theexile and burl40 camp
Odessa Cyn?

[Scenic WonderRunner]

How's this for a campsite?

Do you think it's several hundred years old?


Along the Mogollon Rim............


http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2008_0429AZNMTXtrip0379.jpg

[JIMBO]

:suning: Still lotsa snow in them Sierras (two weeks ago)


--
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0717-Copy.jpg

The lake before mosquitos


http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0700-1.jpg

The solar working


http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0652-1.jpg

The Nissan Hatch tent attached


http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0651-Copy.jpg

The tent free

http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0698.jpg

Sleep inside, when bears arouind


http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0659.jpg



:gunt: JIMBO

[CJ2AinAZ]

http://shim1.shutterfly.com/procgserv/47b7cc39b3127cce98548a312f5000000017108AbuWzli3auF

[johnnyrover]

Here are a few spots I really enjoyed...

http://www.johnkruger.com/www/teampb/galleries/hudsonbay/islandonchurchill2.jpg

http://www.johnkruger.com/www/teampb/galleries/grass_river/P6180054.JPG

[SunMan]

Sequoias/Baja Sur

[Fishenough]

Thank you for keeping the camp pictures coming, this thread is a family favorite. Love Johnnyrovers first picture - unreal.

Central BC hike in lake.

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Beachin' it............

Arizona style.........along Tonto Creek.


http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2008_0618ArizonaSpring20080183.jpg


http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2008_0618ArizonaSpring20080187.jpg


lucky thing I was wearing my off road uniform! Swim trunks and flip flops!



.

[big sky trapper]

from a few weeks ago....

http://montanafreetrappers.net/resources/april+camp+08.JPG

then woke up to this....

http://montanafreetrappers.net/resources/april+camp+2+lg+08.JPG

[EricG]

Here are a few at our camp site on the beach.
Not a soul in 4 miles, North or South, of this spot.


Core Banks, NC!
http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/OBX%20NC%2007%20185.jpg

http://bellaphotographics.com/FlipPacBuild/Pano%20Core%20Banks.jpg

I lived in Atlantic Beach for 2 1/2 years could see the Light house from the beach at my house, never made it over there to fish, would like to make it this year.

[EricG]

1st is Deep Hole 2nd and 3rd are Carters Lake in N.Georgia

[OneTen]

Sometimes we like to camp next to the lake, and sometimes we like to camp out in the middle of the lake. This is about 45 minutes north of Toronto on Lake Simcoe.

Brett

[JIMBO]

:iagree:
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0691.jpg
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0693.jpg
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0673.jpg
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0642-3.jpg

:REOutCampFire03: --JIMBO

[kcowyo]

This is about 45 minutes north of Toronto on Lake Simcoe.

Brett

Hardcore..... (http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=20657&d=1215751234) :REOutCampFire03:

[Lynn]

Hey OneTen, I was going to ask what the cooler was for, but then I figured it out. It's to keep your eggs and milk from freezing. Am I right?

[sami]

Did a 4 day trip through the San Rafael Swell over the holiday weekend..

First camp:

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x311/jason_goates/Swell%204th/100_1690.jpg

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x311/jason_goates/Swell%204th/100_1693.jpg

2nd and 3rd nights my bro built a little tarp shelter off of my 4runner...

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x311/jason_goates/Swell%204th/100_1804.jpg

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x311/jason_goates/Swell%204th/100_1805.jpg

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x311/jason_goates/Swell%204th/100_1806.jpg

[OneTen]

Yeah, there is something about these remote spots that you can only get to for two months of the year.

Brett


Hardcore..... (http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=20657&d=1215751234) :REOutCampFire03:

[OneTen]

Yep, you got that right. I remember it went down to -22C (-4F) that night. Funny as it may sound, I will throw cameras in a cooler overnight too to protect them somewhat from the overnight low temps. Batteries get chucked into the foot of my sleeping bag.

Brett


Hey OneTen, I was going to ask what the cooler was for, but then I figured it out. It's to keep your eggs and milk from freezing. Am I right?

[LilKJ]

Somewhere in Alaska
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j223/bennance/IMG_0708.jpg

Somewhere else in Alaska
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j223/bennance/hut.jpg

[JIMBO]

:26_7_2:

http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0216.jpg

http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0218.jpg

http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0209.jpg

[Tucson T4R]

Here are a few pics from last weekend up on Mt Lemmon which is just North of Tucson. A little wet with the monsoon rains but still a great trip. :elkgrin:

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow/Jul122008010.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow/Jul122008011.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow/Jul132008003.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow/Jul122008022.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow/Jul122008015.jpg

[adventureduo]

High Sierras last weekend.

http://inlinethumb53.webshots.com/40884/2036237650034696539S600x600Q85.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2036237650034696539jdDNDe)

http://inlinethumb13.webshots.com/43532/2044315510034696539S600x600Q85.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2044315510034696539dpGwpw)

[FLYFISHEXPERT]

This is from our trip to Nevada at the begining of June.
First night: Gravel pit just south of Jackpot, NV
http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/aa211/beaukrista/Rockhounding/Texas%20Springs/DSCF4493.jpg
http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/aa211/beaukrista/Rockhounding/Texas%20Springs/DSCF4495.jpg

Second night: Texas Springs
http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/aa211/beaukrista/Rockhounding/Texas%20Springs/DSCF4543.jpg
http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/aa211/beaukrista/Rockhounding/Texas%20Springs/DSCF4555.jpg

[FlyNdrive]

Here is the campsite from this weekend during the inaugurational run of the new RTT.

-Ben

http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x173/FlyNdrive/DSCN5755.jpg

[ttora4runner]

Sedona, Arizona last month:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t257/wormholegamma/Sedona%20Arizona%206-13%20to%206-14-08/100_0794.jpg

Crown King a few months back:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t257/wormholegamma/Crown%20King%203-29-2008/100_0420.jpg

[spressomon]

On our return trip home from AT's Hurricane LakeFest:

On the Mogollon Rim

and

On the lip of the Grand Canyon...

[mrlocksmith]

Looking for Gold Nuggets in The Middle of No Where Nevada


http://web.mac.com/mrlocksmith/iWeb/Site/RTT/RTT1.jpg

http://web.mac.com/mrlocksmith/iWeb/Site/RTT/RTT2.jpg

http://web.mac.com/mrlocksmith/iWeb/Site/RTT/Drive1.jpg

http://web.mac.com/mrlocksmith/iWeb/Site/RTT/Drive2.jpg

http://web.mac.com/mrlocksmith/iWeb/Site/5speed/MDTrip.jpg

[kcowyo]

On the lip of the Grand Canyon...

Great spot, great photo!


mrlocksmith, rockin' set-up. Sophisticated simplicity. Wonderful.


:campfire:

[JIMBO]

:26_7_2: Sierras above TRUCKEE, Ca.



http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0653-2.jpg[QUOTE]

http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0670-1.jpg



http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0647-2.jpg

http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0642-2.jpg


http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0643-1.jpg



http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm83/jimbowby/IMGP0658-2.jpg

:camping: JIMBO

[Tucson T4R]

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul192008035-1.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul192008032-1.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul202008002.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul202008006.jpg

Nearby Views:

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul202008018.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul202008013.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul182008051.jpg

Dirve In:

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul182008041.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul182008043.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m125/bgarland40/Mt%20Bigelow%202/Jul182008044.jpg

[adventureduo]

Our last trip with the cruiser and trailer. We will miss this rig for sure. The rig never let us down. :clapsmile :clapsmile :clapsmile :( :( :(
http://inlinethumb20.webshots.com/42451/2102554450034696539S600x600Q85.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2102554450034696539pgoWoM)

Im very proud of the build and what we accomplished with the truck. Time for new adventures with the new rig!

[Super Doody]

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3153/2669390534_15582d530e_b.jpg

[mrbishi]

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3014/2600271402_f5f7708603_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3242/2599443791_5c64d66938_o.jpg

not a picture but here is a link to a timelapse video I shot on a recent trip into the outback of our campsite.

http://www.vimeo.com/1117101?pg=embed&sec=1117101

[JeffWA]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2159/2546239989_3a9856db0f.jpg
Larger: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2159/2546239989_e57a06d47e_o.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1228/1467397790_1a5d077e3b.jpg
Larger: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1228/1467397790_1a5d077e3b_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1085/1467278210_6feeb2a181.jpg
Larger: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1085/1467278210_6feeb2a181_b.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2263/2306449963_0df7dc22e3.jpg
Larger: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2263/2306449963_0df7dc22e3_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1131/1406106246_fe00bd226b.jpg
Larger: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1131/1406106246_fe00bd226b_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1369/1405923606_107abb3da2.jpg
Larger: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1369/1405923606_3f1a066308_o.jpg

[adventureduo]

http://inlinethumb46.webshots.com/41389/2987674070034696539S600x600Q85.jpg (http://community.webshots.com/photo/2987674070034696539tfUZsj)

Hey we had to do a dry run right??? :shakin:

[nwoods]

http://inlinethumb46.webshots.com/41389/2987674070034696539S600x600Q85.jpg (http://community.webshots.com/photo/2987674070034696539tfUZsj)

Hey we had to do a dry run right??? :shakin:
Wow, you got a SportMobile? That is awesome. Do a seperate thread on that, photos, specs, future mod's, etc...

Or if you've done that, please link us to it.

BTW, I think I saw your Cruiser back near the end of March on the highway past Cedar City Utah, heading westbound. You passed me in my white loaded up LR3. I was on fumes, and coasting down the hill to the next off ramp :-)

[Overland Hadley]

Wow, you got a SportMobile? That is awesome. Do a seperate thread on that, photos, specs, future mod's, etc...

Or if you've done that, please link us to it.

BTW, I think I saw your Cruiser back near the end of March on the highway past Cedar City Utah, heading westbound. You passed me in my white loaded up LR3. I was on fumes, and coasting down the hill to the next off ramp :-)

SOCALFJ's SMB thread Here (http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17077)

[adventureduo]

Thanks Nathanael for posting the link.

Nwoods, the cruiser has never been to Utah! Sad to say!

[mrbishi]

Campsite just out of Karijni National Park - so many 4wd trails to explore and unlimited places to camp! I'll never forget this night waking up at about 2am to a full moon and the howls of dingos. One of the most chillingly beautiful things I've ever heard.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1163/1168685658_27b3d3ea6a_o.jpg

This one was taken somewhere in northern Western Australia - pulled off a track off the side of the road and camped for the night after a long days drive.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1070/1169362143_a1d35fe89a_o.jpg

This was somewhere between Newman and PortHeadland off the side of the road again.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1198/1170149732_4ecd4284c7_o.jpg

[mtnbike28]

My daughter and I ran out and tested my new tent. The nice thing is with a riser I built, I now have over 6 feet to sleep in.

Jay

[Overland Hadley]

http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/5821/deathvalleycampnz4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

Death Valley NP

[viter]

Laguna Hansen, Baja
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c320/ua_taco/baja%20run%20oct%2021-22%202006/October2006133.jpg
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c320/ua_taco/baja%20500%202008/DSC02339.jpg

Erendira, Baja
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c320/ua_taco/baja%20500%202007/DSC01920.jpg
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c320/ua_taco/baja%20500%202007/DSC01984.jpg

[mrbishi]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2005/2308802819_d614451300_o.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2407/2308780493_da6bd8dccc_o.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2315/2308774859_6a72d4d16e_o.jpg

[mrbishi]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2249/2257602891_35c3e3162b_o.jpg

[mrbishi]

A couple more :)

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/238/454034097_c3d1239468_o.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/170/454033997_19b88afbcc_o.jpg

[viter]

MrBishi, you have some really cool pictures - almost makes me want to move to australia!

[nwoods]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2315/2308774859_6a72d4d16e_o.jpg

That slide out drawer tray thing looks pretty neat.

[ShearPin]

Work, work, work this summer - little time for the road. I managed to sneak away with some family this month. My daughter is almost two and very happy to be dirty. When I lift her up to her mother in the Ezi-Awn it's giggles all the way up....


Henry
www.4x4freedom.com

[mrbishi]

That slide out drawer tray thing looks pretty neat.

Thanks mate - in the process of tearing it out and making MKII of my rear storage unit after a year of trips and working out exactly what I want. It has worked well though :)

Currently the 200kg slide lets me have my Engel and Twozone on it and another storage container which I can remove and use the space to cook on or as a table. Either side of the storage stores gear with 1 side with a switch panel controlling a water pump, air compressor and some other bits and pieces.

http://images.jonhammond.net/challenger/twozone4.jpg

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Kampsite Pic..........Above Sedona, Arizona!


The other view..............

That's the Mogollon Rim.....just to my Left!

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2008_0429AZNMTXtrip0336.jpg


...............let's keep it Kleen!



.............Aloha!

[kellymoe]

Our luxury digs during a 4 day raft descent of Sespe Creek. This was the best campsite of all 3 nights we spent on the river.

[Fishenough]

Silvertip Falls, BC

http://www.delica.ca/Photos/albums/userpics/10008/IMGP0614.JPG

[cshontz]

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3173/2730444758_63a012c199_b.jpg

[nwoods]

Wow, that's an amazing shot Chris. How bad were the mosquitoes? :-)

[sdjeep]

Taken on Mojave Road east of Afton Canyon late march of this year.

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The quotable Henry strikes again!

My daughter is almost two and very happy to be dirty . . .

Henry
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