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I would like to see some interior pics also. Does the rig have an inverter, Induction hot plate, etc.? This is a premier build!

Thanks, I'll check it out.

I am still looking. There are several Pickup/slide-in campers in here that may work out better for us on BDRs, etc. I really like your Sprinter but think it is too expensive for us.

Safe passages friend.

Am I missing something? No propane stove?

Nicely thought out and set up system. GLWS.

Just a friendly comment; your pics are a bit confusing. Does this beautiful rig come with the bush guard, fog lights, roof rack, rear tire carrier, etc.? Or is it the plain jane version? This thing is a beauty! Dale

Ray, One of the greatest things about your overland rallys is that they are still human scale. One can actually chat with the vendors in a calm and relaxed atmosphere. Everyone appreciates that! Like I said earlier, Nanc and I will continue to show up until the kid takes the keys away. Dale

Now this has to be a great rig, the guy drinks Bulleit Bourbon!

This is an incredible vehicle and build. I wish I had the funds to purchase it. But more than that, I am dumbfounded and in awe by your courage, positive outlook, and love for your family. Bless you and best wishes friend. Dale

Gary, Thanks so much for the photos! I sure wish that we could have made the trip with everyone. Looks like it was truly an adventure all the way. See you next fall. Dale

I have been attending these since the first one near Ellensburg, Wa, so many years ago. Ray and Marianne are just incredible people. I want to keep supporting this until my kids take the keys away from me. We've been to three of the BC ORs also. Running into Mario is one of my favorite things...

As a last minute add-in into this report; I just found this guy on YouTube. Very interesting fellow. Here is just one of the videos he has done on trips in WY. Did you guys come close to these locations? https://suvrving.com/category/videos/ I like to note that his SUV is a LC200, maybe a...

Ace, When a person finds a good camp spot that's time to quit for a day or two. I doubt if there will be too many "I'll come back and check it out in the future" days left for either of us. More good memories, less miles is my new motto. It is the journey not the mileage that should be our goal.

Well, you nailed it, ha ha. Yes, we love this area. In fact the eastern half of WA, northern ID, and western MT, into southern BC and AB, basically the Columbia River drainage area is what I consider paradise. The better known fly fishing areas have all been "discovered" and I mourn their loss...