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Great pic of ship and D90. Really makes me want to know "the rest of the story" as Paul Harvey used to say. Thanks, for sharing.

Any updates? Thanks, Steve

Fantastic report and pictures. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, nice report. I got all inspired to go this weekend until I saw the temp. I think I'll wait a few weeks. Thanks for all the effort you put into these writeups.

I went to Laurel Lake last weekend. It was as great as everyone said it would be. I planned to cruise around the lake in my inflatable kayak but it was 43 degrees and windy at three o'clock in the afternoon. There is still some snow above the lake. The day before it was in the mid 80's.

If you had two bikes, one for the front and one for the back, the problem would be easer to solve. I'm just sayin...

Seth, I like your set up. How do you heat it? Just let it sit in the sun? Add hot water? Thanks for the post.

Doing a little local macro

Zebra Trailer Sold The trailer was sold today to another forum member.

I selling my camping trailer. I purchased it from another forum member, UK4X4,about a year ago. His detailed thread is still listed:http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9489 As you can see, this trailer is exceptionally well built. The only thing I did was mount a matching...

I got my BajaRack a couple of months ago for my FJC. I love it. The fit and finish are really good. I drove down to San Marcos and picked up the rack to save shipping costs. Before I got home I had a message saying that I was only given one of two boxes. They sent the second box to me shipping...

Looks like a great trip. I'm hoping to go there next weekend for 4 days myself. Thanks for the writeup! SteveB

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Thanks, Crawler. This helped a little bit. What is interesting is the slight improvement came when I went to low contrast. Not what I was expecting. The definition is still nowhere as nice as on the PC. Thanks, again. Steve

Does anyone know how to make contour lines easily visible on the Baja540. Mine are very very faint. I 'm using MapCreate7. The elevation numbers and everything else seem to be ok. Thanks, Steve

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Martyn, thanks for the info. Steve

I just picked up a used trailer that is about the size of a M101. I think the trailer weighs about 400-500lbs empty. It will probably weigh in the 1000-1200 lb range fully loaded. My tow vehicle is a Toyota FJ. My question is, "what do you think is the proper tongue weight?" Thanks, Steve