TC humor on the receiver hitch
I don't know how long this will last, butt,
We have a lot of folks on here who are into minimalist truck camping. They (and I have been in the past) weigh every aspect, literally of what we put on the back of the truck. I used to scrape the labels off wine bottles and pull and cut the cork in half to save weight. Everything must have multiple uses. Oh, to have a full, if tiny wet bath or tough it out with a cassette and sun shower bag. Maybe even no cassette. We have a bivvy tent we erect when way out there to use the outdoor shower, outside with the wand thru a slot, in-essence, pop tent bivvy. No floor. No windows. Three walls and a door flap.
While Jeeping the Rubicon a few years ago, all were impacted by the solid waste of the campers along the way. It has gotten way out of hand. So we put together a Rubicon survival biffy: an unmarked, one gallon paint can we casually call the ass-can. Here is a pic of my bro John, son Matt and me holding our half-full solid waste containers somewhere on the Rubicon:
Well, i found yet another product to maximize the TC experience: The Off-Road Commode. I have no connection at all with this product, butt it does offer us minimalists one more option.
special regards, as always, jefe
*see Butch from Bentonville's clicky below:
We have a lot of folks on here who are into minimalist truck camping. They (and I have been in the past) weigh every aspect, literally of what we put on the back of the truck. I used to scrape the labels off wine bottles and pull and cut the cork in half to save weight. Everything must have multiple uses. Oh, to have a full, if tiny wet bath or tough it out with a cassette and sun shower bag. Maybe even no cassette. We have a bivvy tent we erect when way out there to use the outdoor shower, outside with the wand thru a slot, in-essence, pop tent bivvy. No floor. No windows. Three walls and a door flap.
While Jeeping the Rubicon a few years ago, all were impacted by the solid waste of the campers along the way. It has gotten way out of hand. So we put together a Rubicon survival biffy: an unmarked, one gallon paint can we casually call the ass-can. Here is a pic of my bro John, son Matt and me holding our half-full solid waste containers somewhere on the Rubicon:
Well, i found yet another product to maximize the TC experience: The Off-Road Commode. I have no connection at all with this product, butt it does offer us minimalists one more option.
special regards, as always, jefe
*see Butch from Bentonville's clicky below:
