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I downloaded the Wikicamps app the other day for my laptop, Android tablet and phone. I am not one who usually pays for a phone app but this time I did (there is a free version with ads). This is a great app for trip planning. In July we are heading to Glacier and then do a little Gem mining in MT and ID and then from there we are heading to OR for some Ghost Town exploration. This app made it a breeze to plan our route and find campgrounds to stay in. It has links for all the listed...

Rob, What's the chance of posting a list of attendees and their site number? I'm attempting to keep track of the sites and MIGHT be able to post a map of the campground with the names of the attendees by their sites. Thanks!

Lew, We will be in site 115 and will arrive the 9th and leave the 12th. Brian, Rochelle and Chrissy

OK, here are the attendees as far as I can determine from the postings here. I'll attempt to make a chart out of it with screen names, REAL names, site #, and dates attending: SITE Screen name REAL name Dates attending 60 SNJNAZ Steve & Julie June 107 MaricopaMike Mike Noeltner June 8-10 110 AZLuddy Kris & Jack June 6-7 (110) Gene&Sherry Gene & Sherry June 8-10 114 Lewander Lew Anderson June 6-10 115 Bucky Brian, Rochelle, & Chrissy June 9-12 116 JoeD Joe DeVita June 7-13...

108 AZCamp Lisa and Rick June 8-11 Cielo has been too ill to camp anymore. I will leave her with my son.

Woodglue turned me on to this device. https://www.amazon.com/Spot-Satellite-SPOT-Gen3-Messenger/dp/B00C8S8S4W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 I bought one and paid for the annual monitoring ($150) and so far love it. I used it on my trip out to Chino Valley AZ and then to the mountains of Santa Fe. Both had no cell service. It basically receives AND transmits via satellite so you don't have to have cell reception to get rudimentary communications out. There are 5 buttons on the thing you...

Frank - You have StableLoads?! I'm surprised that Torklift didn't know that. I (& they) thought that I was the first non-TC LOA'er to use them. Awesome! I am glad to hear about your results and tips. I'm also glad to find that I'm following in your footsteps. So it sounds like you first tried 2 wedges and have now moved up to 3 (like I have). What didn't you like about having just 2 wedges? And I'm glad to know that I'm on the right track with planning to use the electric tongue jack...

nm1oqrz - Nice! In my opinion you couldn't have picked a better phone (at the moment). It is far-and-away the best phone that I have ever owned. Smooth, fast, responsive, perfect screen size (5.5") with almost no wasted real estate around the screen, fits in a front pants pocket, double-tap with your finger to turn it on & off, ... If you have any questions feel free to ask. My first suggestion - take it slow. Here are some things I do with my phone - Calls, email, text, alarm clock,...

Congrats on your purchase. I went through the same back and forth trying to decide. I don't have this same kayak but I do have an Advanced Elements Advanced Frame single kayak and I am sold. I can change vehicles without having to have carriers installed and that's the biggest thing for me. Takes a few more minutes to set up but then it's great. I'm not trying to win races either but they are stable and track well. You are going to have lots of hours of fun in that!

Yep, LOVE these! I have one for the coupler, draw bar, padlock on a long cable, and a coiled one. I like not having a ton more keys to keep track of, and the quality seems very good.