A few pictures from our camping adventures a week ago that I haven't had time to post yet. We went to Magone Lake which is about 10 or so miles north of John Day, Oregon on the map. I figured this late in the season it would be a pretty empty campgro...
Do Both With a TC!Fall is my favorite time of year to camp. Weather is cooler, less crowds, campgrounds are mostly empty, leaves are changing color, no left over snowpack that prohibits access like spring camping does however you can still experience...
My son has been begging me to go camping quite a bit lately so we went up by Mt. Hood (Oregon) two weekends ago. I wanted to see if I could get some nice reflection shots off the lake with Mt. Hood in the background while we were there.We went to Cle...
Today I noticed about a 5 inch long hairline crack in the gelcoat on the side of my NL camper. It is still under warranty until July 2014 so I'm sure NL will take care of the cost. However I'm not sure how much downtime I would need to expect for the...
Last November I accepted a job in Oregon so I could live closer to my children as I was 500 miles away from them in Idaho Falls. I was missing out on a large part of their childhood so I am happy to be closer to them. Long story short I needed a plac...
My 2010 had an extra bracket that yours doesn't appear to have. It'd be real easy to weld one on though. It traveled it's whole life in this position over rough terrain never coming out. I kept the extra pin inside the basement drawer for easy access...
Gary3 wrote:If its like a Lance then the large escape hatch window in the cabover is a singepane no matter what you order.Arctic Fox uses a true dual pane on the drivers side escape hatch window as well. It looks so much like the others you can't har...
This was my 2010 AF without dual pane windows. It had horizontal framework in the window.There is a crank knob that opens the window outward away from the wall.Below is my 2015 with dual pane thermal windows. They have a vertical framework splitting ...
The height and length of the camper will limit where you can go way more than the DRW ever will. Have a check between the duals before getting back on the highway and you'll be fine. I've never picked up a rock. . . yet!Memorial weekendLittle Lost Ri...
