So sick
With my truck in the shop for lord knows how long do my nights camped out of my GFC still count 
still wanting to hit 100 nights camped this year but there’s no way all 100 are gonna be in the GFC as it waits for the Gladiators engine repairs.
Oh no! Been wondering what happened since your last post.
we have snow to operate up there. Scared to see what home looks like
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Alright, 2024 let’s go! 
NIGHT 001 / BLM spot outside Joshua Tree, CA.
NIGHT 002 / Farm outside Phoenix, AZ.
NIGHT 003 / Same farm outside Phoenix, AZ.
NIGHT 004 / Organ Pipe Cactus NM, AZ.
NIGHT 005 / Ironwood Forest NM, AZ.
NIGHT 006 / Date farm outside Yuma, AZ.
NIGHT 007 / Sage farm outside Jacumba, CA.
NIGHT 008 / San Clemente SB, CA
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Feb 3rd, 2024. The Pads by Death Valley Junction
Sorry I injured my left ankle day before leaving and walking/ standing was kind of problematic for me especially after standing in Bad Water Basin for a couple hours taking pictures (ankle got worse after that) so here’s a iPhone night mode picture.
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Night 1: Hammertown, Johnson Valley, California
This campsite is quiet at night but gets crowded the second racing starts.
Night 2: Hammertown, Johnson Valley, California
Stayed in the same site. Here’s a picture of someone mobbing a Cybertruck
Night 3: Hammertown, Johnson Valley, California
Same general location but the homies showed up.
Night 4: Hammertown, Johnson Valley, California
Same spot as night 3 but had more people show up. Also featured is some custom desert camo.
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Quick 1 nighter at a local campground. Nothing crazy. Superb parking allowed me to place my ladder directly in a puddle.
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Why not move😂
Because that would be smart and I am not that 
Kidding, there wasn’t a puddle there when I set up and then it rained a good amount.
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At least the awnings kept it somewhat dry!
That thing is a life saver. Would have been really lame without it. An Easy Up would do just as well 
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decided to air out the tent after the storm in southern california.
not sure if it was the rain in Death Valley that made the mattress wet, I didn’t close it properly on Wednesday between rain, or I have water intrusion issue. So, I turned on the diesel heater to heat up the damp mattress topper and foam and then decided to spend the night in there in the backyard. Might as well you know!
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