This is part 2 of the adventure film adventures at Ocean Shores, WA. If you haven’t read part 1 yet, you can read it here. Day 2 We awoke at about 9 am but didn’t want to get out of bed. The rain landed on the roof of the trailer and the Assistant to the […]
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Y’all want some good southern food? Well here’s the DL on the Fried PICKLE. I am working on some recipes that could be good for camping this summer. I’ve decided to cook them as if I were camping so I have all of the potential issues worked out before we’re “out there”. Fried Pickles is
In the past month or so, the iron cookware collection has expanded. Some are gifts from my family (brother-in-law, grandmother, Senior Management) and some are things I’ve purchased with gift cards. With a Birthday around Christmas time, it makes for a lot of heavy metal. Here is a list of the new items: A corn
I am not much for New Year’s Resolutions. In fact, my typical resolution is to make no resolutions. I have been successful at keeping this resolution for the past 12 years. I typically don’t like resolutions because they usually end up being BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals) which typically fail. Gradual change suits me better.
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The www.camp-cook.com forum is having another cook off competition. This is the second competition that I’ve entered. The last one I entered was desert (see my posting here). I enjoy these cook-off weeks because of all of the new recipes and activity on the forum. Sometimes the cook-off week facilitator gives prizes (iron cookware etc)
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Main Menu +Introduction +Chassis + Body: External + Body: Internal + Galley + Mistakes The Teardrop Trailer Galley is an important part of the jPod. That’s where we’ll get our food. We wanted to make a teardrop trailer kitchen that was as functional as possible while still having a lot of storage. I have added
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Conquer off-road teardrop adventures with this ARK Articulating Off-road Coupler!
Designed for the rigors of off-road towing and use, this fully articulating coupler connects to your trailer’s 2″ receiver tube and mounts to a standard 2″ ball on your tow vehicle.
The quick-hitch locking system saves time and can be used on any vehicle with a 2″ ball. Enjoy peace of mind with greaseable points for all moving parts.
Enjoy your off-road teardrop camp trip with this durable steel coupler!
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This flush-mounted Furrion Chef Collection 3-burner gas RV cooktop will redefine the way you use your Teardrop kitchen galley. At 7,500 BTUs of power per burner, you’re guaranteed enough cooking power for all 3 burners at once and enough space between the burners to cook. That all packed into something that is roughly the size of a regular camp stove.
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Why a Teardrop Camper? Teardrop campers have gained popularity among outdoor enthusiasts for their simplicity, comfort, and versatility. In this article, we’ll explore the numerous benefits of teardrop campers, addressing common questions and providing detailed insights into why they are an excellent choice for modern camping. Key Takeaways Key Point Description Easy Towing Teardrop campers
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The Anheuser Busch KampKar The teardrop trailer is a product of simpler times. Part of those times was the crazy camp vehicles that people created. Thankfully, the classic teardrop has endured the test of time as a great reliable way to camp. That is due, in part, to the clever designs of individual teardrop
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