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Andersen Camper Levelers

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Ultra-Fab Phoenix 5500 Tongue Jack

Sherline Tongue Scale

How to Change a Dual-axle Trailer Tire Without a Jack

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Easy Trailer Stabilizer Upgrade

Fit System 3891 Clip-on Towing Mirrors

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How Long Are You Willing To Drive?

How long are you willing to drive for a backpacking or camping trip?

Over the decades I have observed many people arriving at a campsite on a Friday night well after dark. Frequently it is a family with children and they spend considerable time setting up tents and other camping gear. On Sunday morning they are up early packing up and often leave the campground before we even get up. Seems like a lot of logistics and time for a 64 hour camping trip.

I will share some thoughts on the subject and outline my strategies.

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Camping in the Aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary

We had camped in this same spot next to a large wash back in April and again in June. Surprisingly, on this trip, there was no “damage” from Hilary.

A few days ago we returned from a two week camping trip in the Mojave Desert of Southern California. We were concerned that one of our favorite camping spots might have been washed away by tropical storm Hilary. Our fears were unwarranted and, as usual, we had a great time.

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Camping And Doing (almost) Nothing

Milky Way taken with a DSLR camera on a tripod. 15 second exposure. Taken several hours before the full moon appeared in the sky.

We’re back from a two week trip to the Sequoia National Forest, which is in California’s Southern Sierra Nevada.

Our only goal was to leave the 120° F days in Palm Springs. Other than this, we had no plans, goals, or agenda. Sometimes doing almost nothing on a camping trip is the best kind of camping.

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