I recently started a off road Pixelfed instance please come join!

I'm trying to get back into the swing of YouTube so I put this together as a way to refamiliarize myself with Premier Pro. Wind during a recent haboob pulled the dang door out of my hand, thrashing the limiting strap, bending the bracket it attaches to, and bending the body seam of the door so much that the paint cracked.

The kitchen is all set, aside from my Cast Iron pans we use at home and the Table that goes on top. Getting excited. Really happy with these cheap containers hopefully they hold up. Taking 1 for the kitchen and 2 duffels, 1 for recovery gear and tools + two duffels, and one for tents and bedding

Bonus sock covered feet shot

We do a long Wheeling trip once a year this year we've decided to do the 7hour Airplane crash trail(starts in the UP runs into Wisconsin) we are just going to do it slowly with lots of camping. Anyone know of any other long routes in the Midwest? We are based In West Michigan but, like to explore whenever we can. Sadly as a Farmer I only get 5-10 days at a time to travel so we are stuck with Midwest trips

This was a trip a month or so ago. First time I got her stuck

Top half for storing duffle bags bottom half for storing gear. Paid $25 a crate for 4 of these $8 elastic tarp thing and some eyelets I stole from work. Can store two duffles in the top and the crates split right down the middle so the bottom half can store everything else.

My freight with my aluminum resupply is delayed until today so last night I knocked out two more drawers. Once my aluminum arrives I'll mount these up on slides and then figure out what I wanna do with the remaining space - one medium sized drawer or two short drawers? Hmmmm

I then realized I didn't have enough 2020 rail left to mount more drawers so now I'm on pause waiting for McMaster to deliver me more tomorrow.

First lemmy post, I hope it's a memorable one for you all.

I know the choice of vehicle in overlanding doesn't matter as much as how you make use of the space in side, but man that new Lexus is looking pretty slick. Makes me wonder how the 6th Gen 4Runner is coming along.