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I deleted a series of posts for being off-topic or political. I know there are a lot more that fit that description but the moderators don't have time right now to go through the entire thread. The thread has become very far off the original topic. I think straightening it out to include posts...

The risk of getting shingles from a Covid shot is minuscule - less than .1% when compared to people who didn't get vaccinated- according to this study of over 1 million people. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35470920/

This is a useful one that I recently started using to make sure we're on public land when boondocking. I haven't used the map to find camping yet but I did a quick review and many dispersed camping areas and public campgrounds where we've stayed are not on the map so it probably needs more work...

Thanks for the link! I love reading on-the -road stories especially when they are well-written. I found the author's blog. Here's the link if you want to read more about the Travco and this family's adventures: https://luxagraf.net/jrnl/10/

I like Campendium because it's so easy to use and very comprehensive. https://www.campendium.com/ but I also use freecampsites good for free spots and reviews that may differ from the ones on campendium and iOverlander good for spots that may not be approved camping spots but okay in a pinch

I deleted a series of political posts. Please avoid posting your opinions on the beliefs of members of any political party. Thanks!

Please avoid political comments and derogatory comments about homeless people. These types of posts will be deleted.

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Welcome to the forum Davsey! Used travel trailers, if they have not been maintained properly, often have water damage and issues with mold. Some new travel trailers are poorly constructed and will need to be repaired right off the lot. Due to these problems and the issues you both have with...

There are a few long-term campgrounds in the Eastern Sierra of California. The cost is higher than the Arizona LTVAs but it's still a good option. https://www.blm.gov/press-release/long-term-camping-opportunities-available-eastern-sierra

Please reply to the question that SLB_SA posted and avoid political statements or comments on homelessness. Those topics cause bickering and eventually the thread will have to be closed.Thanks!

Here are a couple of places where you can spend the night without getting a knock. Cracker Barrel https://www.crackerbarrel.com/Locations/States/mo/springfield/127 Flying J https://locations.pilotflyingj.com/us/mo/springfield/4939-west-chestnut-expressway It doesn't look good at the Walmarts...

This discussion has gone far off the original topic and become contentious therefore it's closed.

If you go as far south as Yuma you'll find fields of winter crops - lettuce, baby greens, cauliflower, broccoli, herbs, root vegetables, and kales. Across the border in Algodones, street vendors sell asparagus and fresh shrimp from the Sea of Cortez.

I'm always looking for new resources on boondocking and stumbled on this one today: https://www.boondockersbible.com/ There's so much information on the site with links to everything. I've read through some of it and while I don't agree with the opinions on all of the stuff most of it seems to...

I bought the least expensive Garmin (https://www.amazon.com/Garmin-4-3-Inch-Portable-Certified-Refurbished/dp/B00FFJ09TS/ref=sr_1_24?keywords=garmin+gps&qid=1674777732&sr=8-24) about 8 years ago, a used refurbished model. When it died I bought another one that had been upgraded to include...

I'm closing the thread. I'll discuss this with tx2sturgis and if he does not agree with my decision to close the thread it may be reopened.

You're right bullfrog! I was looking at the National Park website. If you order one online there's a $10 processing fee but if go see bullfrog's wife or any of the other dedicated workers and volunteers at the national parks and recreation areas you can get one for free. Good deal!

The New Mexico state park pass is very good but the Access Pass is definitely worth buying. It's only $10 for a lifetime pass and works for all of these agencies. Bureau of Land Management http://www.blm.gov Bureau of Reclamation http://www.usbr.gov Fish and Wildlife Service http://www.fws.gov...

Here are a few links: New Mexico - the pass is $225 annually for out-of-state residents. Camping in primitive sites is free if you don't make a reservation California - most people aren't aware of this one. If you qualify for a national park disability pass, you may qualify for this. You do not...