Outdoor Adventure USA

I went to the April 2025 Midwest Overland Off-road Expo or MOORE Show in Springfield MIssouri. I saw a very nice shower system The Overland Shower which is a self contained water pump instant (tanklesss) water heater. Feed is a source of 12 volt power and a 1 lb propane bottle and you will have a ...

Christmas Gifts for the Outdoor Adventurer This will be our last net for the year. The emphasis for our gift suggestions will be Made in USA. There is sufficient time between now and the 25th to order something for the outdoor guy or gal on your list. 1. TruArc™ 3 Compass By Brunton Every one who h ...

Cross country roadtrip

21 states

10,500 miles

Subaru Outback

Aliner classic 15’

Jeff-OAUSA wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2024 9:03 am Welcome!

It would be great to have you lead a net!

Dittos!!!

5. GOLDEN CHARIOT MINE The Golden Chariot Mine was the second largest gold producer of the Julian area, and was the last mine that we were very fortunate able to add to our tours. The extent to which the mine and all its equipment dates back to the early days of its operation is quite impressive ...

Overview - Working Conditions Working Conditions.JPG 1. RANCHITA MINE The Ranchita Mine(circa 1870) IMG_0925 (Large).JPG Source: A good Camp, Leland Fetzer The San Diego Historical Society Photograph Collection The Ranchita today Ranchita Today.jpg Credits Chris Cris.JPG IMG_0528-1.JPG Lee Fetzer ...

There are many areas in and near Julian and the Cuyamacas that still retain some of the original of the mining operations of the past, but are difficult or impossible to visit, either due to being located on private property or the difficulty in making it to the sites. But for the adventurous ...

Gold Mines of Julian, California Our net this week will explore some of the most famous and most productive gold mines of the Julian area ,including the Cuyamacas. Julian, and many towns of the western US, during the 1800s and early 1900s, can attribute their founding and growth to the discovery of ...

FINAL CHAPTER Chet has just returned from his most recent visit to Yellowstone, and has some interesting and disturbing things to report. Here are some updated pictures. Roosevelt Arch IMG_0513.jpg Chocolate Pot IMG_1299.jpg Silver Cord Cascade IMG_0696.jpg Bears IMG_0426.jpg FullSizeR.jpg

Phil A very touching and refreshing thing to find these days. Our country has lost many soldiers in the defense of other countries and contempt (way too often), is all the thanks we get. Knowing that there are some who genuinely appreciate our sacrifices, sort of renews the willingness to continue ...