I need a one-man camper for boondocking and don't want to bother with any inverter or converter, generator or solar. I'd just as soon not bother with electricity at all.Water from a tank that is pressurized with a hand or foot pump. Heat from a radia...
I picked up an idea during my days as camp cook for weeks-long canoe trips: using shelf-stable, canned meats in recipes. Not only the usual suspects (think Spam, corned beef) but also seafood.One of my wife's favorite meals is a can of Progresso Manh...
I'm on the hunt for a small o0ld-school teardrop to haul into the woods. It needs to have a galley with storage for a stove, cooler and water jug. Don't want A/C, sound system, TV, etc. Propane and 12V not required either.Every manufacturer out there...
wanderingaimlessly wrote:I would even suggest a detour if possible. Taking 13 south the CBBT if you go that way is a great drive, 13'6" overhead clearance. something most folks don't do often, and then once on the south end take 158 south in Chesapea...
campingcasual wrote:Wanderingaimlessly, that's a lot of detail, thanks! How is the traffic from Richmond down to Suffolk? We've been that way a couple of times and I feel like it was bad from anywhere south of DC.If you decide to come through Virgin...
BackOfThePack wrote:A brand-new Bowlus is expensive? In what way?.It's also a work of art with its own aesthetic. The feng shui of that interior just draws me in. If I could afford the investment, I'd be there.
I'm no trying to be a smart ass. I've just noticed folks look at backing as a separate maneuver from driving forward. Isn't it the same path for the wheels? Do you remove (or not install) the bars when pulling out of the driveway? How is pulling out ...
