PEAK PUTTERS

This year we’re hitting some places along the John Day Fossil Beds and the Painted Hills in Oregon.

Camping but we have no idea where yet. We try to pick a new place every year.

We are going. We will be there at 1PM on Friday. Are you guys camping in the same spot as last time?

JKS?

One thing I forgot to ask?

Is there any fee for camping at Jim Sprick that weekend?

I’ve also joined the GMRS revolution. I’ve got the CB installed still for now but have added a Retgvis 20w RA86 GMRS radio. It’s pretty much like the Midland some are using but it’s cheaper with some good functions. The menus are nicely set up and you can scroll through settings by holding the butto...

When I get back I can check a certain pink hood hung up in my shop for that.

Welcome!!

What time on Friday do they usually let people in?

Thinking were heading out Friday morning.

Best thing I’ve done on the toyhauler and I previously had 2 12volts.

Went to 4 6volts and it’s been night and day in terms of battery life. I’m running Napa 6V golf cart batteries going on 3 years now.

Update

Almost have a shop to work on it.

Just a few pics of what’s to come.

Mine used to ride the same as that pic when it was on the 16ft trailer. The door was always over the wheel wheels.

Definitely. Gonna have to eliminate some of the kindling our there. Doing some research because I haven’t used a farm type tractor since my grandfathers Case as a kid.

We bought 5 acres today.

Lots of stuff going up in the next 6 months.

Justice... This was at a hotel in Tacoma I was at last weekend. Some moron thought it would be cute to take up 2 parking spaces. A Jeep owner took matters into his own hands.

From my YJ? Possibly. I’ll check. I know I still do have 2 basically new rear side windows and the back one for my old YJ in boxes.

Welcome

Good to see you back!

Awesome. You should take another weekend and do 4 and 5 sometime. Breathtaking views.

The guy in the Edge was definitely a wheeler. Knew what he was doing.

Owned a built Samurai in the past. He brought stuff we didn’t think of like a pick axe.

In a word, awesome. Almost 600 miles of off-road driving. We gave ourselves 6 days and did the whole thing in 5. This overlanding thing is pretty cool. No doubt I will be doing this again. Learned a lot. Saw a lot of things you would never think to google. Ice caves and walls in the middle of nowher...

On the way to this place at the Canadian Border.