1st gens to Sedona 2023!!!

Damned impressive!

 

FIFY

 

The bill was impressiver.
Took all my Uncle Sam refund money plus 2 weeks pay. Too bad I didn't win the Rotary raffle I dropped $500 on. But that's for a good cause and that's also why I have a savings account and need a better job

 

I mean I could probably still do a drive-by waving

 

No you should not.

 

Thanks Kevin. I know I’m in good shape. I got @des2mtn within radio reach. Some So Cal kids on the team and @FrenchToasty invited us all to his backyard if the worst happens. AZ or bust.

And thanks for all you do.

 

The roof!

 

Install mirror screen & cameras, clean barrels, install propane adapter onto stove, get a spare tire...

 

Is the mirror screen the rear view mirror? That sounds awesome

 

I said the same thing! In different words…….

 

Yea, even more excuse to find a topper. Hopefully it works, reviews are hit and miss, but it has some neat features.

 

Ohh, I did see that pic. Can’t wait for your review

 

I've read in to the Sedona thread for a few years but have never learned your routes. I go to Sedona every year in late July, 1st of Aug. Would like to explore the back roads in my stock Gen 1. What would you recommend for a solo truck adventure?






















































































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That is an awesome slap....

 

It’s my first time there, so I’m relying a lot on my buddies. But, take a look at OnX Offroad. I’ve scouted areas I’ve never been and it’s been very helpful. Does a great job of identifying and rating trails and is very user friendly. I find it quite accurate

 

I'll be on the search for the guy counting toothpicks and talking about kmart.

 

246 toothpicks… there’s 4 left in the box

 

I've gotta get a new retractable leash. Polo has shortened his to about 5 ft (from 23ft).

 

That shit was funny when he broke the leash, you fixed it, and he immediately set about chewing it

 

not a fan of being a city dog.

 

Decided to share; since your first post on this, I cannot get this song out if my head:

https://youtu.be/ChmUC0OysoU

You're welcome.

 

So what kind of sleeping bag do I need? I found a 4lb fill one good down to 32.

 

2 sleeping bags work great! Don't even need a heater.

 

Not warm enough. If it's cheap, get it, but add good blankets. Or suck it up and pay for a 0° or 15° bag. My opinion, because I froze my first year at this event.

I'll edit and add the bags I got, if I can find a link.

Edit: I cannot immediately find mine. But I think they may be Teton. I got an XL and an XXL with zippers on opposite sides. Can zip them together side by side for couples sleeping, or fit one inside the other for solo sleeping. They're not super lightweight and have lots of room at the foot. And not as crazy expensive as lightweight bags. Great for truck camping.

 

I'm bringing a sleeping bag and 2 blankets. y'all having Xmas in April weather

 

This is what I was looking at.

$53 REDCAMP Cotton Flannel Sleeping Bag for Camping, 41F/5C Cold Weather Warm and Comfortable, Envelope Blue 4lbs(75"x33")

https://www.amazon.com/REDCAMP-Outd...reation&sprefix=Sleeping,aps,1008&sr=1-1&th=1

 

Looks nice.

 

I'm bringing 3 bags. 1 to lay on, 1 to cover with, and a burrito bag to cocoon in if i thin my blood too much.

Probably more to do with the 7k ft elevation.