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What a great write-up!!!

We picked up the ARB Elements about two years back. Main buying point was that this fridge was designed to run while sitting out in the rain/dust of a Jeep Gladiator. It's all stainless steel and requires no thermal jacket whatsoever. When ours isn't lugging food/beer, it's on the bench in the...

Eric, Frenchie.... take care, we'll be looking for more inspiration from you all in 2022.

Epic trip....very inspiring!

Man oh man, with friends like that…..

Good God, I love this adventure.

********….so true!! I’ve seen people trying to install one lightbulb in the dark have serious spatial issues.

Very nice video, Eric…what a great adventure you’re on. So jelly here.

I’d take that before the new bronco…without question.

So far, so good….very interested in seeing the rest of your photos.

Bringing back memories reading this…thank you.

Simply magnificent....inspiring.

Also check on YouTube...I seem to recall plenty of videos that show Hiker Trailers.

This is exactly what I did: the Gen. 4, 12.9” iPad Pro, w/ cellular-enabled guts. I don’t have a data plan on it and, so far, there’s really no need for that—I have a hotspot I can hook up to if I gotta get it on the innerwebs . It runs Gaia just fine with zero hitches. I opted for the 1TB SSD...

Probably more than the truck is worth...cut it up and haul it out, piece-by-piece.

HANDLE: VA-CMac CALL: KN4UNO RADIO: Icom 7300 for HF, mostly 20 and 40m.... Kenwood TH-D74 (and OpenSpot3) for the 2m and D-STAR stuff, also used for APRS beaconing. Was going to pick up a KX-2 for QRP/SOTA, then i saw the IC-705... saving my nickels for that rig. LOCATION: Ashburn, VA

The older i get, the more this turns out to be the truth.

One of the best overlanding video series on YouTube...very nicely put together, in some of my favorite places on the planet. Heh, also just realized that Woody right now is me in about 25 years.

While you're sitting out toiling over logistics, I'm sitting here turning shades of green. Enjoy your trip... return safely.

Ship some of your gear to Eugene, in advance.