cewillis wrote:
Nice - my kind of road. You must have been really close to some of those trees.
Yes, that road was little tight at times. Wen we got back on the pavement, there were a few twigs and leaves stuck in various places on the camper. Not a lot of places to turn around either, or even let another car go by on that road.
OBXcamper wrote:
Cool!! I'm guessing there's some new pinstriping? Good on you for fixing the slob's mess.
Yep! The new bed and fenders now match the rest of the truck even better than before. Don't need no stinkin' shiny paint! :B
trail-explorer wrote:
What kind of dash cam is that?
It'a
DOD LS430W It records video and sound onto a Micro SD card. It does a good job at night, too. I like the integrated GPS feature. When using the DOD video viewer to view the files on your PC, it opens two windows, one with the video and all it's controls, and a second with your route overlayed on a Google Map. That's the south fork of the Little Black River next to the camp site.
And yes, it's a shame to see such thoughtless behavior like that. There will always be those who don't care, benefiting from those who do. While I admit that there are things I don't care about that some might think I should, I do care about this. So, I do what I can to make it better.
We did enjoy being out with the camper again. It was only for a week, but it was a good time. We went to Hanibal, MO (Mark Twain's boyhood home), went down in what used to be the worlds largest lead mine (Bonne Terre), visited Elephant Rocks State Park, and then visited the Westminster College campus where Winston Churchill gave his famous "Iron Curtain" speech, and where the National Winston Churchill Museum is located in the "basement" of a Christopher Wren church that was bombed-out in WWII, scheduled for demolition, and was relocated from England to the Westminster College campus to serve as its chapel and the home of the museum.
:):)
