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Since I’ve decided to abandon my Range Rover as a platform for travel and stick with the Cherokee, I’m taking all opportunities to strengthen her up. Adding a winch to the front isn’t the easiest of things with the unibody Cherokee. Since there’s no frame, the only way to add one is on an aftermarket […]

Well, it’s been awhile. Been doing a bunch of commuting to NJ/NYC area that’s taken up a bunch of energy. I’ve finally managed to get the tub and frame to where I’d like them to be and mounted. I still have to complete a real tailgate, plus there are quite a few accessories I’d like […]

So, I’ve been able to start the tear down process of my trailerI have found some pleasant suprise in the process, and some not so pleasant suprises. one of the best things I’ve found is that the flaking from the bottom of the floor that I *thought* was metal disentegrating, was actually a rust proofing […]

I’ve been looking for a military style trailer for a while now to use as an expedition/camping trailer. Although I’d have preferred a m101 canadian style trailer, I did happen accross a m416 that was for sale in vermont. It’s been repainted a few times (poorly, I might add) and has been butchered a bit, […]

Salt… as someone who is borderline hypertensive, salt is a treat for me. I keep my health in check through diet and excercise, and I find as many excuses as possible to experiment with new salts.

A little background: All salt is primarily comprised of sodium chloride. All salts that we consume are made from sea […]