Rainforest settings for TC photos?

I have found it is much easier to take good pictures of my TC in an open field, and much more difficult in a forest full of trees. That may or may not have something to do with it.

RobertRyan wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out wth the second sentence of the first post means......

Seen no shots of TC’s in Alaska or ones of a TC in a Rainforest. Primarily shots of TC’s in arid areas for example Utah

Go back and re-read my point...the vast majority of truck campers don't live in areas with tropical rain forests.

Nothing right or wrong with it just the number of pictures will tend to be proportional to where they live (particularly on this site as it's geared towards N. America). If the bulk of the truck campers are in the USA & Canada, it's a long trip to get to tropical jungle, so you won't see a lot of pictures in those settings.

RobertRyan wrote:
I have noticed the bulk of the Photos submitted for trip reports are primarily in fairly dry areas. That is a generalisation , but TC’s in Alaska are rare or a rainforest are non existent.
This shot of a Pop Up manufacturers TC in an Australian Forest is fairly common here. Pickup is a VW Amarok

TC's in Alaska aren't rare you may not see many posted but we saw a bunch of them during our 2015 trip into Alaska with our TC. Check out the TCTR 3.0 link.

RobertRyan wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out wth the second sentence of the first post means......

Seen no shots of TC’s in Alaska or ones of a TC in a Rainforest. Primarily shots of TC’s in arid areas for example Utah

In the Truck Camper Trip Report 3.0 you'll find a lots of TC's reports in Alaska including mine own, it doesn't take long for people to forget about the TCTR link.

deltabravo wrote:
Sad thing is, after moving to the dry side of WA in 2013, I've used my camper less than when I was on the wet side!

EPIC FAIL on my part.

Maybe you no longer need to escape the weather.

jimh425 wrote:
Also, most of us would rather camp in dry areas most of the time. That's just a short drive over the Cascades.

Sad thing is, after moving to the dry side of WA in 2013, I've used my camper less than when I was on the wet side!

EPIC FAIL on my part.

Just a thought , how about some TR from Australia . :)

TC Bob wrote:
Pacific North West (PNW) West coast - lots of forest, lots of rain - from about October to May. Western part of Oregon has many choices Coast - Forest and couple hours inland High Desert. I agree I haven't seen as many photos as I would have thought of the region, but then I don't post either....so I can't complain.

Would be nice to see photos other than the desert. Seeing that TC’s roam everywhere. Reminds me of those Old Westerns where the backdrop was Utah

Pacific North West (PNW) West coast - lots of forest, lots of rain - from about October to May. Western part of Oregon has many choices Coast - Forest and couple hours inland High Desert. I agree I haven't seen as many photos as I would have thought of the region, but then I don't post either....so I can't complain.

I think jimh425 nailed in first post on this thread.

Also DW is more comfortable in an organized campground, and a bit nervous boondocking - so the larger rig (compared to OP) is more suited to campgrounds and open space country. Still I am looking forward to when we retire and take longer road trips more often!

Grit dog wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out wth the second sentence of the first post means......

Seen no shots of TC’s in Alaska or ones of a TC in a Rainforest. Primarily shots of TC’s in arid areas for example Utah