Recent content by Runny_Yokes

A long time ago when I was young, when tent camping I brought only two sets of clothes. I washed things in a river, wrung them out, and set them on a rock or bush in the sun to dry. I'm getting a small Aliner and intend to handle washing the same way.

Suppose I want supplies while I'm out in the middle of nowhere. Is it still possible to have something delivered to a post office near you? Can you arrange it with a post office? ex Runny Yokes General Delivery 51 S Main St Eureka, NV 89316

Next week I'm picking up an Aliner Scout. All of the parks that I have found open in May so I'm looking for places to boondock. Logging trails, fire access roads, etc. I want to start out in my neighborhood, so to speak, before I head west.

What I really want is an off-road Aliner that is EMPTY. I would modify it to fit my changing needs. Make it modular to swap stuff out according to the season, where I'm going, and whether my wife wants to come along. Why be stuck with one configuration?

I agree. I have a Tacoma with a rear view camera that displays in my rear view mirror when I shift into reverse. Do you think it's possible for someone to jury rig a switch to turn it on when needed?

Hey Chief ! I was an Aerographer's Mate (weather guesser) for the first 8 years and then a Cryptologic Technician Interpreter, (Russian/Serbocroatian). Retired in 1997 after a total of 21 years. It was a Cold War adventure in surface and airborne recon.

I guess I'll have to put the cassette toilet in the bed of my pickup. I can watch traffic go by while sitting on the throne. (Good visual, eh?)

Hi all, I retired from 21 yrs in the Navy in 1997 and then worked and gathered some wealth to really retire in 2022. I'm in southwest NH (in view of Mount Monadnock). I have a lot of time on my hands. I'm thinking about getting a SMALL trailer to solo. The Aliners look right for me. I'm a...