He or she must be living his or her best life.

Lol yeah. Imagine that being your route - it certainly beats delivering in town!

Haha!

I have found consistently in overlanding videos and my own overlanding travels that no matter how decked out your rig is, there will always be someone out there in a hilarious vehicle. I remember in one of Trail Recon's videos with Nate from Dirt Lifestyle they're talking about the difficulty of the track as a Subaru blows by in the background. Toyota World Runners have a video titled "Now THIS is REMOTE". They're about to start traveling through the Paracas National Preserve in Peru. Epic drone shot, voice over explaining how desolate and dangers their crossing will be....Guy in a 3 wheeled tuck-tuck comes ripping through the opposite direction like it's just another day. In my own travels I drove up this crazy turn-off from a forest road, really steep rocky and muddy, put it in 4 low and powered up it to get a campsite. Feeling all cool and overlandy. Couple hours later dude in like a 2005 Buick LeSabre comes ripping up the hill like it's a mall parking lot.

He's already growing up so fast! Thankfully I have these videos to look back on.

It's awesome to get family out on these trips - I know you take yours everywhere too!

He’s growing like a weed!

I am too!

Thank you! He definitely loves camping

Thank you!

Thanks!

We both really enjoyed the trip!

Thanks! It keeps me entertained too

I certainly hope so!

Get editing!

Thanks!

“Solo parenting” in the desert mountains doesn’t quite have the same ring to it!

The UPS driver is hot stuff! That road was actually the main route to the small town out there - there was a sedan doing the water crossings too, but I wasn’t quick enough with the camera!

It was a first for me too!

He loves it

Thanks!

Yeah we're constantly buying him bigger clothes lol

@@RevereOverland I hear you. I was 9lbs 14oz. 22 or 24 inches. I never wore newborn clothes. Enjoy! He seems like a bunch of fun.

That’s awesome! I saw the roads heading along the top and thought they’d make for some good exploring

It’s a lot of fun! A lot of work too, lol.

Yeah it’s a great one!

Awesome! I’m sure you’ll have a great time!

Lol! That was actually the main road to the town back there, which is weird. I didn’t catch it on video, but there was a car carefully going through too.

Lol

Thank you! The ants sucked. It would have been cooler outside, but the AluCab is still ok to hang out in even in the heat.

That's awesome, and I love to hear it!

I've heard there are great trails around Prescott, but I've only ever visited with broken vehicles!

@@RevereOverland backway to Crown King, and the old Senator highway are fun and challenging, there's a number of videos uploaded on YT to give an idea..cheers!

He loves it! I’ve tried Garmin, but it wasn’t for me. The preloaded maps are nice and the way it works with the Power Switch, emergency comms, and Bluetooth cameras is really neat. That being said, you could buy a tablet and download the entire US map from OnX or Gaia for the same price. It’s not something I consider much, since I have Starlink running on my truck!

@@RevereOverland Well, I tried to download a large section of just Utah for a trip I was planning. It was about 1/4 of the state and I think 3 or 4 layers. Have you ever tried to do that? After about 6 hours it said "download complete". What it didn't tell me is that it had throttled the resolution due to the file size. When I tried to open it, all I had was a blurry mess. If not for a few paper maps on board, I would have had nothing. Yeah, my bad for not verifying what I had. I really got blindsided. I didn't have Starlink at the time. I do now, but it's just not how I want to spend my time when I'm out. Again, I know that these downloaded apps have advantages too. I'm not an advocate for any of these utilities. Garmin has it's issues too. This is just my experience.

@@davids.4760 yeah each to their own! I have Starlink running on the truck roof, so it just updates as I go!

There’s a way, but I didn’t like it. I also decided I didn’t want a weak plastic on the roof - if I broke it on a branch I’d have all the dust and water coming in to my bedding!

No, it's Cascade 4x4. It's rated at 70W, and I get maybe 40W max. It's also falling apart.

Awesome! That’s just a Milwaukee Packout case that happens to mount to my seat delete. I have a small zip up pouch that holds about 8 diapers, wipes, etc. that I keep in the AluCab and refill as needed.

@@RevereOverland thanks man I appreciate it! We just hit our first trail yesterday with the new rig just trying to get a few things hammered out for the longer trips.

It’s a Cascadia 4x4 panel. It’s incredibly expensive, not particularly efficient, and is delaminating. I do not recommend it!

65k with no mechanical problems

Solar panel

@@SasukeUchiha-zu6dw sweet! Blocks the glare also! Nice

Cascadia 4x4 solar panel. I do not recommend it.

Not only is it the law that babies are rear facing, but rear facing car seats save countless lives. Babies died in wrecks “back then”.

It is, so now I’m covered if anything happens! I’m at 65k miles though, so I doubt I’ll have any issues b

It was around 100°, but not a problem. We had shade and 17 gallons of water.

I hope he continues to enjoy it, because he’s stuck with it until he can drive himself!

He's gotta earn his keep!

Trail (1) : a track made by passage especially through a wilderness (2) : a marked or established path or route especially through a forest or mountainous region