campsite pics..lets see um

[cruiseroutfit]

When its really cold out...




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

[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!

[kcowyo]

Sure is!

Sweet!

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


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.

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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:

[oly884]

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

Here's the basic set up now:




mmm dinner:

[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