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In a fascinating pivot from horological pursuits, Tick Talk shares his decision to invest in an overland rig rather than a luxury timepiece, sparking a vibrant discussion among collectors about their own expedition vehicles. This article delves into the practicalities and joys of off-grid travel, showcasing how the spirit of adventure often complements a passion for precision engineering. Tick Talk's initial post and subsequent updates highlight the unique appeal of exploring remote landscapes, offering a fresh perspective on how enthusiasts allocate their resources.
What type of expedition will you do with it? Ski?
Not as big as yours, but for a point A to B trip, there is no faster way. Best, And Enjoy! Nicolas
Your new toy is awesome, would love to use something like it in the Arizona desert. Last time I was there we put a roof rack on my Jeep that could accommodate a tent. This kept the scorpions, centipedes and snakes out. On the east coast of the US we donβt have those critter issues. This is from earlier this year on Cape Cod with my daughter. We get a beach permit which allows us to hit the beach but be a 1/2 mile from the nearest human being. Thanks, Wojo Camping in the dunes Freshest seafood ev
Always good to get a new toy! Enjoy JML
but more cramping than camping ;-)
since we've taken delivery in the winter, first experiences will be as our base for back and front country skiing. Really want to travel the Yukon ice roads but covid may delay that adventure.
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