Ok no joke I NEED parts from it!vanished wrote:Trying out the new app.. lol.
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Cruz, What kind of truck camper is that on your silver PW? Nice..Looks like a perfect fit for the truck. I am in the market for one and can't decide between hard side or pop up.cruz wrote:Here are a few including the ole '96 Dakota ...
Sun Lite by Sun Valley...GunniPWguy wrote:Cruz, What kind of truck camper is that on your silver PW? Nice..Looks like a perfect fit for the truck. I am in the market for one and can't decide between hard side or pop up.cruz wrote:Here are a few including the ole '96 Dakota ...
Most of them were on this roadtrip. They all are on the Blue Ridge Parkway.SilverWagon05 wrote:Is that a paved camp spot?
Thank youw2dodge wrote:thats a mint truck!
Nice setup......(I don't generally let this be known, but I sometimes do "civilized camping" as well)Hilldweller wrote:Roadtrip last week --- Blue Ridge Parkway for these shots.
Glenn5995 wrote:Nice setup......(I don't generally let this be known, but I sometimes do "civilized camping" as well)
It's the SouthEast Expedition Society (tongue half in cheek).w2dodge wrote:very nice...is that all of your family in the video..im trying to get my family all to do that at same time...
Ok, since you put it that way, I'll recall the winch mob.Hilldweller wrote:Most of them were on this roadtrip. They all are on the Blue Ridge Parkway.SilverWagon05 wrote:Is that a paved camp spot?
We boondock all year around home. The trailer has full skidplates, two Optima Bluetops, big ARB fridge, and we've got a genny if we want to stay a while.
I was tracing the footsteps of my ancestors. The 5 Shepherd brothers were in Williamsburg, VA to meet with Lord Dunmore and George Wythe some time in 1775 before hostilities broke out against the crown; they had just fought at the Battle of Point Pleasant and returned home to find their father, Thomas Shepherd (the founder of Sheperdstown, WV [then called Mecklenburg]) in ill health. Thomas had his will prepared and the brothers had to go to Williamsburg for the transition of city authority to them.
So after Williamsburg we went to the Shepherdstown/Antietam/Harpers Ferry area. Then back down the BRP ---- the Shepherd brothers continued to fight the native Americans for almost 2 years more with Daniel Boone and others until the uprising was put down and the western frontier was a bit more stable. Then they enlisted in the Revolution.
John, my ancestor, served in the VA 4th Infantry.
I dig history.
Here's some of our usual camping:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krd0qtLqPjM
And I didn't even tell you about my great great great great great great great great grandmother and grandfather that were kidnapped by Indians (Minisink tribe) as kids and held for three months, on the run of course. 1663, New Paltz, NY.SilverWagon05 wrote:Ok, since you put it that way, I'll recall the winch mob.
Very cool history to be able to pass on.