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I no longer eat grains or sugar. However, when I did, this was my favorite "just add water" pancake mix. Light and fluffy. https://www.krusteaz.com/products/pancakes-waffles/buttermilk-pancake-mix

I just came from a Grand Cherokee with a Hemi. 12 in town, 15 on the road, 7 when towing my RV trailer. 18-20 feels like I am dreaming!!! LOL

I have had the same concern as I have the same weight numbers for my wife and I. Enjoying your build. I traded my 2011 GC Summit V8 for a 2018 Overland V6 and haven't gotten up the nerve to cut or drill yet. Mad skills!

Congratulations on your new GC. I just upgraded to a 2018 Overlad from a 2011 Summit. Loved the Summit, but at 160k miles, it cost me over $10k in repairs its final year (a QTII strut is $2,000). Got the Maxcare warranty just before they quit offering it. Otherwise I might have gone back to...

I have been trying to decide if I can build something that approximates the Australian AOR Quantum Plus. Their kitchen is perfect for what I want. http://www.australianoffroad.com.au/models/quantum-plus...

I like that a lot!!! Getting my juices flowing to build a pullout kitchen like that . . . then build a trailer around it.

Wow, as I was reading your story I was thinking I would enjoy a similar build.

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I hope you used a really long lens. Remember, wildlife can be dangerous. :)

Excellent lighting! Especially the way the lighting is soft so the colors come out, but there appears to be a glint of sunshine on his left antler.

How do you like your drawer with the pullout "dining table"? I have an ARB fridge like yours and have been contemplating building a similar drawer.

I am also pulling teardrop trailer with a WK2. Mine is a 2011 WK2 5.7 Hemi Summit model. Love it. Just got back to Minnesota from Moab. Since I live 1000 miles from anywhere I want to play, the creature comforts help. The Hemi will pull the teardrop :) Gas mileage sucks, but I get a big...

I am very interested in what you are doing. I currently have a teardrop, but am thinking of building out a 6x12 or 7x14 into a full light off-road ( forest service roads, BLM) camper.

Great looking build.

Love the owl picture.