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After patiently searching the internet and looking through antique stores I finally landed a Lodge #6 dutch oven, new in the box. I know these to be rare as the price on ebay and Amazon have proved that over the last couple of years I've been searching. The question I have, if someone knows...

My wife also uses the Reliance as Dustinp describes above. Stores nicely in the under mattress storage area...works well for her...relatively easy to set up..

It is private, we have a water front scheduled for Sept. but have been told.because of COVID it could be canceled, if we.do get lucky enough for.that to not happen, then have to provide a negative COVID test taken within 72 hrs of arrival, still.trying figure that one out, have time.just keeping...

All great ideas, we use 6 what I call "step down" cloth baskets that sit on top bunk. Missy got these from Pottery Bark a few years back. We use them for our cloths. They fit snuggly have never fallen off the bunk, even on some of the rough forest service roads. Bottom bunk is where Ellie...

Follow-up Field Test. Went well, setup a breeze, probably cuts in half the time it take to set up side tent. We were on a bit of an incline from side to side but that didn't cause any problems. Once tent is attached to base you can slide it around to fine tune for a perfect fit. We did have a...

We are headed to Maine in Sept. and Kickapoo was on my short list for our first night stay. The other campground was Moraine View SRA outside of Bloomington, just an overnight stop, please pass on your opinion of the campground..thanks...Ron

I have also had some concerns with hail, though never experianced it to any degree. The back of our 560 is typically covered with a shelter (Northern Breeze or Paha Que) but we do carry 2 quilted furniture pads, which I thought would serve as a buffer on top of TD as well as several other uses...

Nope, to time consuming...have had some spare time with the COVID thing, so that wasn't an issue. I should have kept track of hours, drilling holes, router and sanding work was time consuming..

Yes plan to, will put a sheet of plastic down first. Should keep any ground moisture and any dirt/dust away from platform. If is does get a little dirty, those exposed areas pretty much are on the inside when folded..

Plywood came from Menards, not pressure treated as it has voids between layers where marine grade has very little if any so no place for moisture to gather. Sealed with several coats, I think 6 of spar urethane which is used in marine applications. I initially had 1900 holes but added some...

While at the Campinn/Campout last Fall I noticed someone had build a Side Tent Platform for their side tent. I took a keen interest in it as I have never been happy with the different options that we have used, we have tried the PVC frame, and then switched to a rubber mat. We started with...

Toaster Oven and of course a Maytag Washer and Dryer...

Is there enough room to rotate entire valve, turn handle over? Basically putting handle on top??? just a thought..

Meeting you and Ron was certainly a highlight of our trip. Not sure why we didn't get pictures of our meetup? Maybe next time when we catch up, hopefully will be in Appleton area soon...Go Pack Go!

Been using ours for a year now and love it!

A bit delayed in getting this done, WALL-E completed a 2nd Long Haul this Fall (2019). What I've been referring to as the National Park Trifecta, Jasper, Banff and Glacier National Parks Aug. 29 thru Sept. 22nd, 2019. Drove 5,456 miles, through or across 5 States (Iowa, Minnesota, North...

Next time around! Enjoy your ramblings!

Nice love Kentucky! if you return, make sure to see the Kentucky Horse Park, they have a wonderful campground and the Ark and Creation Museum both worth the time..enjoyed your photos

After we have hooked up, always do a walk around the entire vehicle and trailer and Missy checks the lights and final check of campsite to see.that we haven't left anything. Always do a walk around when we fuel checking all hookups and door latches, plugs, tires and bikes if we have them...its...

Sounds like a grand time. Will look you up at CICO next month. We are planning a trip to Nova Scotia in a year or two, so interested to here your stories. We are off shortly to Jasper, Banff and Glacier for 25 days will get back just in time for CICO, so hope to meet you..Ron and Missy..