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Episode #111 - Meeting Tim and Kelsey in person is like reuniting with old friends, even when it's for the first time. It's not often such awesome people cross paths with you, and although it seems to happen more often in the Overland world, Tim and Kelsey are clearly extra awesome. Humble yet bubbling over with an energy for life, you know overlanding is good for the soul.After meeting up at the NW Overland Rally in 2019, they soon returned to South America to finish their overland adventure to Ushuaia. In this episode we talk about what it was like to reach such an epic destination, their return home as COVID set into our lives, along with their drive North to Prudhoe Bay Alaska. Of course we cover their decision to sell Goose, along with some great insights on their new rig, Dusty.Enjoy this episode packed with positive energy, insights and stories from one of our favorite overlanding couples in the universe!Dusty: 1990 Toyota 80 Series - HDJ80 with a Maltec rear living quartersHolds 65 gallons of diesel getting 18-24 MPGWater Capacity: 20 gallonsFridge: 45 literLaundry: mostly doing it by handCell Service: primarily Google FiA few Favorite PlacesBajaArgentinaBoliviaFinance Insights / Thoughts$800 a month being conservative and not driving much.$3000+ a month when shipping.Total Pan American historical average cost is known to be around $25,000Fun Fact: Route Dependent the Pan American Highway is 18,640 - 30,000 miles. Explorers like Tim and Kelsey put on over 100,000.Safety Recommendation:Have Paper and Digital duplicates of EverythingHave a second hard drive backup of everything kept in a separate place

Visit us at https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsThe Hollis family is Team Hunt AdventureTalking with Mike and Ellen Hollis you’re immediately aware of the passion and love they have for their son Hunt; as all parents do for their children however there’s something very humbling you will learn. At their most joyous moment of welcoming their son into their loving family, something was not right. Eventually they were told Hunt may not walk, and within a year of testing the doctors diagnose Hunt with mitochondrial disease. A chronic genetic disorder that’s associated with slow growth and developmental delays. Mike and Ellen explain to us how Hunt’s GI system is affected and although it took lots of physical therapy, braces on his legs, a walker, and special shoes, Hunt is now a very active 9 year old boy who walks, runs and loves hiking!In this two part episode with the Hollis family you will hear a family with true “GHT” as we call it. With Gratitude towards every moment they spend as a family, to everyone who’s supported them, and especially to those who are kind towards others without judgment. Humble is saying it lightly from a family that remains laser focused on their son, however has raised nearly $500,000 to support other families facing similar challenges. Mike even did a Triathlon with a thirty year old man with mitochondrial disease, pulling him in a raft for the swim section, pulling him in a trailer during the bike sections that then doubled as the same trailer Mike pushed him in for the final running portion. There’s no question the Hollis family has Tenacity in tackling life in a positive way regardless of the challenges they face.We met Mike, Ellen and Hunt in a Safeway parking lot after the NW Overland Rally. Now you are about to enjoy learning about their story and how Overland Adventure is their best therapy for challenges beyond what most of us face. So, if Overlanding is therapy for Hollis family, Overland Adventure; or as Hunt would say, Jeep Crawling is surely great for everyone else!Adventure Awaits - Be Kind, Be Present and Do Good ThingsGHT Overland Travel Podcast - Notes from the InterviewWebsite: http://teamhunt.orgInstagram: @teamhuntadventureFacebook: facebook.com/Team-HuntTeam Hunt Adventure Jeep Spec'sVehicle: 2013 Jeep Wrangler “Cap’n”Fuel Capacity: factory 18.6 gallon tankSpare Fuel: AEV 10.2 gallon Fuel CaddyWater Capacity: 5 gallon capacity in the rear AEV bumper with upto an additional 10 gallons with an auxiliary tank on the roof.Shower: Nemo Helio portable pressure shower and “Goodwipes”Solar: 150 watt tri fold OverlandSolar panelRefrigerator: 50 litre National LunaRecovery Gear: Maxtrax and a Warn WinchTop Pieces of Gear: Dual Battery System & RefrigeratorRemoved Gear: Inflatable YoloBoard (paddle board) - clothes, extra kitchen items, along with added recreational gear. Opting for gear to document their adventures, over gear related to comfort.Memorable DestinationsCorral Hollow Trail in California USAGlacier National Park USATofino CanadaFavorite Overlanding RecipesEpiphany! Anything taste good in the woods. This has been a valuable discovery process for Hunt’s diet. Hunts Favorites consist of Peanut Butter, bread, Mac n Cheese and bananas.YouTube videos - Added ResourcesCappy w/ 410 Expedition

Visit us at https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsThe Hollis family is Team Hunt AdventureTalking with Mike and Ellen Hollis you’re immediately aware of the passion and love they have for their son Hunt; as all parents do for their children however there’s something very humbling you will learn. At their most joyous moment of welcoming their son into their loving family, something was not right. Eventually they were told Hunt may not walk, and within a year of testing the doctors diagnose Hunt with mitochondrial disease. A chronic genetic disorder that’s associated with slow growth and developmental delays. Mike and Ellen explain to us how Hunt’s GI system is affected and although it took lots of physical therapy, braces on his legs, a walker, and special shoes, Hunt is now a very active 9 year old boy who walks, runs and loves hiking!In this two part episode with the Hollis family you will hear a family with true “GHT” as we call it. With Gratitude towards every moment they spend as a family, to everyone who’s supported them, and especially to those who are kind towards others without judgment. Humble is saying it lightly from a family that remains laser focused on their son, however has raised nearly $500,000 to support other families facing similar challenges. Mike even did a Triathlon with a thirty year old man with mitochondrial disease, pulling him in a raft for the swim section, pulling him in a trailer during the bike sections that then doubled as the same trailer Mike pushed him in for the final running portion. There’s no question the Hollis family has Tenacity in tackling life in a positive way regardless of the challenges they face.We met Mike, Ellen and Hunt in a Safeway parking lot after the NW Overland Rally. Now you are about to enjoy learning about their story and how Overland Adventure is their best therapy for challenges beyond what most of us face. So, if Overlanding is therapy for Hollis family, Overland Adventure; or as Hunt would say, Jeep Crawling is surely great for everyone else!Adventure Awaits - Be Kind, Be Present and Do Good ThingsGHT Overland Travel Podcast - Notes from the InterviewWebsite: http://teamhunt.orgInstagram: @teamhuntadventureFacebook: facebook.com/Team-HuntTeam Hunt Adventure Jeep Spec'sVehicle: 2013 Jeep Wrangler “Cap’n”Fuel Capacity: factory 18.6 gallon tankSpare Fuel: AEV 10.2 gallon Fuel CaddyWater Capacity: 5 gallon capacity in the rear AEV bumper with upto an additional 10 gallons with an auxiliary tank on the roof.Shower: Nemo Helio portable pressure shower and “Goodwipes”Solar: 150 watt tri fold OverlandSolar panelRefrigerator: 50 litre National LunaRecovery Gear: Maxtrax and a Warn WinchTop Pieces of Gear: Dual Battery System & RefrigeratorRemoved Gear: Inflatable YoloBoard (paddle board) - clothes, extra kitchen items, along with added recreational gear. Opting for gear to document their adventures, over gear related to comfort.Memorable DestinationsCorral Hollow Trail in California USAGlacier National Park USATofino CanadaFavorite Overlanding RecipesEpiphany! Anything taste good in the woods. This has been a valuable discovery process for Hunt’s diet. Hunts Favorites consist of Peanut Butter, bread, Mac n Cheese and bananas.YouTube videos - Added ResourcesCappy w/ 410 Expedition

Visit us at https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsThe Hollis family is Team Hunt AdventureTalking with Mike and Ellen Hollis you’re immediately aware of the passion and love they have for their son Hunt; as all parents do for their children however there’s something very humbling you will learn. At their most joyous moment of welcoming their son into their loving family, something was not right. Eventually they were told Hunt may not walk, and within a year of testing the doctors diagnose Hunt with mitochondrial disease. A chronic genetic disorder that’s associated with slow growth and developmental delays. Mike and Ellen explain to us how Hunt’s GI system is affected and although it took lots of physical therapy, braces on his legs, a walker, and special shoes, Hunt is now a very active 9 year old boy who walks, runs and loves hiking!In this two part episode with the Hollis family you will hear a family with true “GHT” as we call it. With Gratitude towards every moment they spend as a family, to everyone who’s supported them, and especially to those who are kind towards others without judgment. Humble is saying it lightly from a family that remains laser focused on their son, however has raised nearly $500,000 to support other families facing similar challenges. Mike even did a Triathlon with a thirty year old man with mitochondrial disease, pulling him in a raft for the swim section, pulling him in a trailer during the bike sections that then doubled as the same trailer Mike pushed him in for the final running portion. There’s no question the Hollis family has Tenacity in tackling life in a positive way regardless of the challenges they face.We met Mike, Ellen and Hunt in a Safeway parking lot after the NW Overland Rally. Now you are about to enjoy learning about their story and how Overland Adventure is their best therapy for challenges beyond what most of us face. So, if Overlanding is therapy for Hollis family, Overland Adventure; or as Hunt would say, Jeep Crawling is surely great for everyone else!Adventure Awaits - Be Kind, Be Present and Do Good ThingsGHT Overland Travel Podcast - Notes from the InterviewWebsite: http://teamhunt.orgInstagram: @teamhuntadventureFacebook: facebook.com/Team-HuntTeam Hunt Adventure Jeep Spec'sVehicle: 2013 Jeep Wrangler “Cap’n”Fuel Capacity: factory 18.6 gallon tankSpare Fuel: AEV 10.2 gallon Fuel CaddyWater Capacity: 5 gallon capacity in the rear AEV bumper with upto an additional 10 gallons with an auxiliary tank on the roof.Shower: Nemo Helio portable pressure shower and “Goodwipes”Solar: 150 watt tri fold OverlandSolar panelRefrigerator: 50 litre National LunaRecovery Gear: Maxtrax and a Warn WinchTop Pieces of Gear: Dual Battery System & RefrigeratorRemoved Gear: Inflatable YoloBoard (paddle board) - clothes, extra kitchen items, along with added recreational gear. Opting for gear to document their adventures, over gear related to comfort.Memorable DestinationsCorral Hollow Trail in California USAGlacier National Park USATofino CanadaFavorite Overlanding RecipesEpiphany! Anything taste good in the woods. This has been a valuable discovery process for Hunt’s diet. Hunts Favorites consist of Peanut Butter, bread, Mac n Cheese and bananas.YouTube videos - Added ResourcesCappy w/ 410 Expedition

Visit us at https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsThe Hollis family is Team Hunt AdventureTalking with Mike and Ellen Hollis you’re immediately aware of the passion and love they have for their son Hunt; as all parents do for their children however there’s something very humbling you will learn. At their most joyous moment of welcoming their son into their loving family, something was not right. Eventually they were told Hunt may not walk, and within a year of testing the doctors diagnose Hunt with mitochondrial disease. A chronic genetic disorder that’s associated with slow growth and developmental delays. Mike and Ellen explain to us how Hunt’s GI system is affected and although it took lots of physical therapy, braces on his legs, a walker, and special shoes, Hunt is now a very active 9 year old boy who walks, runs and loves hiking!In this two part episode with the Hollis family you will hear a family with true “GHT” as we call it. With Gratitude towards every moment they spend as a family, to everyone who’s supported them, and especially to those who are kind towards others without judgment. Humble is saying it lightly from a family that remains laser focused on their son, however has raised nearly $500,000 to support other families facing similar challenges. Mike even did a Triathlon with a thirty year old man with mitochondrial disease, pulling him in a raft for the swim section, pulling him in a trailer during the bike sections that then doubled as the same trailer Mike pushed him in for the final running portion. There’s no question the Hollis family has Tenacity in tackling life in a positive way regardless of the challenges they face.We met Mike, Ellen and Hunt in a Safeway parking lot after the NW Overland Rally. Now you are about to enjoy learning about their story and how Overland Adventure is their best therapy for challenges beyond what most of us face. So, if Overlanding is therapy for Hollis family, Overland Adventure; or as Hunt would say, Jeep Crawling is surely great for everyone else!Adventure Awaits - Be Kind, Be Present and Do Good ThingsGHT Overland Travel Podcast - Notes from the InterviewWebsite: http://teamhunt.orgInstagram: @teamhuntadventureFacebook: facebook.com/Team-HuntTeam Hunt Adventure Jeep Spec'sVehicle: 2013 Jeep Wrangler “Cap’n”Fuel Capacity: factory 18.6 gallon tankSpare Fuel: AEV 10.2 gallon Fuel CaddyWater Capacity: 5 gallon capacity in the rear AEV bumper with upto an additional 10 gallons with an auxiliary tank on the roof.Shower: Nemo Helio portable pressure shower and “Goodwipes”Solar: 150 watt tri fold OverlandSolar panelRefrigerator: 50 litre National LunaRecovery Gear: Maxtrax and a Warn WinchTop Pieces of Gear: Dual Battery System & RefrigeratorRemoved Gear: Inflatable YoloBoard (paddle board) - clothes, extra kitchen items, along with added recreational gear. Opting for gear to document their adventures, over gear related to comfort.Memorable DestinationsCorral Hollow Trail in California USAGlacier National Park USATofino CanadaFavorite Overlanding RecipesEpiphany! Anything taste good in the woods. This has been a valuable discovery process for Hunt’s diet. Hunts Favorites consist of Peanut Butter, bread, Mac n Cheese and bananas.YouTube videos - Added ResourcesCappy w/ 410 Expedition

Visit us at https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsOverlander Ray Hyland - Overlanding London to SingaporeImagine finding a 1954 Land Rover, left as an antique in someones field, having not run in 20 years, then buying it for $300 and telling your wife and children you just found the perfect overland rig. Followed by; let’s drive it from London to Singapore as a 16,000 mile, 12 country family road trip. Have you ever met Ray Hyland? We met Ray at the NW Overland Rally as he stopped to welcome us to the rally with a warm smile and several amazing stories. Ray runs several overland rallies, one being the NW Overland Rally, along with BC Overland Rally and a new rally coming to Colorado! Ray has been overlanding from what we concluded, his entire life. He’s been taking his family along for the adventure since about 2004. In 2015 he and his wife Marianne, along with their 3 children climbed into their patched up 1954 Land Rover Series 1 Station Wagon; Shipped it to London and drove it to Singapore to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first London to Singapore overland journey. Words escape us for the sense of adventure Ray has, and probably why he has so many amazing and entertaining stories that leave you with that deer in the headlights look.Listen to this two part overland podcast with Ray Hyland as he tells a few of those stories as he gives priceless insights on so many great overlanding tips, from border crossings and that perfect tool every overlander should have. Overland Podcast - Show NotesWebsite: http://www.nwoverlandrally.com / http://www.bcoverlandrally.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LondontoSingapore/Vehicle: 1954 Land Rover Series 1 86” Station WagonFuel Capacity: 45 liters (11.88 gallons) 10 hrs of driving Spare Fuel: Two 20 liter Jerry cans (5.28 gallon) added 4.4 hrs of drivingWater Capacity: 20 liters Shower: Solar Shower and a Simple ShowerSolar: 120 watt OverlandSolar panel Refrigerator: 65 liter DometicFavorite Recipes: Changed daily, eating local foodsTop Pieces of Gear: Pulaski tool (axe)Favorite Places (in no particular order)Darjeeling Region in the foothills of the HimalayasIran American Southwest RegionHigh Arctic - Brooks RangeVolunteering: The Muskoka Foundation - Do Good as You GoAdditional Gear List found at https://ghtoverland.com/ray-hyland

Visit us at https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsOverlander Ray Hyland - Overlanding London to SingaporeImagine finding a 1954 Land Rover, left as an antique in someones field, having not run in 20 years, then buying it for $300 and telling your wife and children you just found the perfect overland rig. Followed by; let’s drive it from London to Singapore as a 16,000 mile, 12 country family road trip. Have you ever met Ray Hyland? We met Ray at the NW Overland Rally as he stopped to welcome us to the rally with a warm smile and several amazing stories. Ray runs several overland rallies, one being the NW Overland Rally, along with BC Overland Rally and a new rally coming to Colorado! Ray has been overlanding from what we concluded, his entire life. He’s been taking his family along for the adventure since about 2004. In 2015 he and his wife Marianne, along with their 3 children climbed into their patched up 1954 Land Rover Series 1 Station Wagon; Shipped it to London and drove it to Singapore to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first London to Singapore overland journey. Words escape us for the sense of adventure Ray has, and probably why he has so many amazing and entertaining stories that leave you with that deer in the headlights look.Listen to this two part overland podcast with Ray Hyland as he tells a few of those stories as he gives priceless insights on so many great overlanding tips, from border crossings and that perfect tool every overlander should have. Overland Podcast - Show NotesWebsite: http://www.nwoverlandrally.com / http://www.bcoverlandrally.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LondontoSingapore/Vehicle: 1954 Land Rover Series 1 86” Station WagonFuel Capacity: 45 liters (11.88 gallons) 10 hrs of driving Spare Fuel: Two 20 liter Jerry cans (5.28 gallon) added 4.4 hrs of drivingWater Capacity: 20 liters Shower: Solar Shower and a Simple ShowerSolar: 120 watt OverlandSolar panel Refrigerator: 65 liter DometicFavorite Recipes: Changed daily, eating local foodsTop Pieces of Gear: Pulaski tool (axe)Favorite Places (in no particular order)Darjeeling Region in the foothills of the HimalayasIran American Southwest RegionHigh Arctic - Brooks RangeVolunteering: The Muskoka Foundation - Do Good as You GoAdditional Gear List found at https://ghtoverland.com/ray-hyland

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcast episodes with comprehensive notes for each episode.Imagine finding a 1954 Land Rover, left as an antique in someones field, having not run in 20 years, then buying it for $300 and telling your wife and children you just found the perfect overland rig. Followed by; let’s drive it from London to Singapore as a 16,000 mile, 12 country family road trip. Have you ever met Ray Hyland? We met Ray at the NW Overland Rally as he stopped to welcome us to the rally with a warm smile and several amazing stories. Ray runs several overland rallies, one being the NW Overland Rally, along with BC Overland Rally and a new rally coming to Colorado! Ray has been overlanding from what we concluded, his entire life. He’s been taking his family along for the adventure since about 2004. In 2015 he and his wife Marianne, along with their 3 children climbed into their patched up 1954 Land Rover Series 1 Station Wagon; Shipped it to London and drove it to Singapore to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first London to Singapore overland journey. Words escape us for the sense of adventure Ray has, and probably why he has so many amazing and entertaining stories that leave you with that deer in the headlights look.Listen to this two part overland podcast with Ray Hyland as he tells a few of those stories as he gives priceless insights on so many great overlanding tips, from border crossings and that perfect tool every overlander should have.

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcast episodes with comprehensive notes for each episode.Imagine finding a 1954 Land Rover, left as an antique in someones field, having not run in 20 years, then buying it for $300 and telling your wife and children you just found the perfect overland rig. Followed by; let’s drive it from London to Singapore as a 16,000 mile, 12 country family road trip. Have you ever met Ray Hyland? We met Ray at the NW Overland Rally as he stopped to welcome us to the rally with a warm smile and several amazing stories. Ray runs several overland rallies, one being the NW Overland Rally, along with BC Overland Rally and a new rally coming to Colorado! Ray has been overlanding from what we concluded, his entire life. He’s been taking his family along for the adventure since about 2004. In 2015 he and his wife Marianne, along with their 3 children climbed into their patched up 1954 Land Rover Series 1 Station Wagon; Shipped it to London and drove it to Singapore to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first London to Singapore overland journey. Words escape us for the sense of adventure Ray has, and probably why he has so many amazing and entertaining stories that leave you with that deer in the headlights look.Listen to this two part overland podcast with Ray Hyland as he tells a few of those stories as he gives priceless insights on so many great overlanding tips, from border crossings and that perfect tool every overlander should have.

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.Richard and Ashley with Desk to Glory joined us live at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. USA. Our first live, in-person interview, and what fun! Learning about their decision to make a life change, selling most of their belongings in October of 2013 and hitting the road five months later. They explained a number of realities in going from idea, to taking the physical actions and doing it. You don’t absolutely need every question answered; you don’t need every piece of gear purchased, or vehicle upgrades done; it’s a matter of getting the big items taken care of and going.Something we hear often rang true with Richard and Ashley, “you’ll figure it out” and “everything will work out and be fine”. Their two part interview is packed with value and inspiration! They mention several great resources and books by other experienced overland travelers (see notes below for links). You should immediately follow @DesktoGlory on social media to keep up with these two amazing overlanders. For more information on their overlanding travels, check out their blog at http://desktoglory.com/blog/ you will find SO much information from British Columbia to Ushuaia (the most southern city in the world).Overland Podcast - Show NotesWebsite: http://desktoglory.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desktoglory/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeskToGlory/Vehicle (Little Red): 1990 Toyota Pickup 22RE / 5 SpeedFuel Capacity : 16 gallons providing an approximate range of 400 kilometers (248 miles).An extra 5 gallons for extra long stretches of road.Water Capacity - 5 gallon container with extra 1+ gallon jugs used on long stretches of road. Clothes Washing: Laundromats and Hand WashingShower: Solar Shower and wet wipesSolar: 85 watt solar panel / NEW Toyota Tundra will have +/- 200 watts of solarBatteries: 55 ah house battery / NEW Toyota Tundra 115 ah Fullriver batteryRefrigerator: 37 liter Dometic / NEW Toyota Tundra 50 Liter DometicTop Pieces of Gear: Dometic fridgeGear Removed: Annex for the roof-top tent and a Dutch Oven Favorite Places: Baja Mexico, Bolivia and Patagonia El Chaltén in the Fitzroy RangeStove: PrimusFavorite Recipes: changed based on location, lot’s of variety (Mangos in Mexico)Reference: Home on the Highway James and LaurenLife Remotely eBook: Don’t Go There. It’s Not Safe. You’ll Die Rational advice for overlanding Mexico & Central AmericaVolunteer Organization: Muskoka Fondation

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.Richard and Ashley with Desk to Glory joined us live at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. USA. Our first live, in-person interview, and what fun! Learning about their decision to make a life change, selling most of their belongings in October of 2013 and hitting the road five months later. They explained a number of realities in going from idea, to taking the physical actions and doing it. You don’t absolutely need every question answered; you don’t need every piece of gear purchased, or vehicle upgrades done; it’s a matter of getting the big items taken care of and going.Something we hear often rang true with Richard and Ashley, “you’ll figure it out” and “everything will work out and be fine”. Their two part interview is packed with value and inspiration! They mention several great resources and books by other experienced overland travelers (see notes below for links). You should immediately follow @DesktoGlory on social media to keep up with these two amazing overlanders. For more information on their overlanding travels, check out their blog at http://desktoglory.com/blog/ you will find SO much information from British Columbia to Ushuaia (the most southern city in the world).Overland Podcast - Show NotesWebsite: http://desktoglory.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desktoglory/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeskToGlory/Vehicle (Little Red): 1990 Toyota Pickup 22RE / 5 SpeedFuel Capacity : 16 gallons providing an approximate range of 400 kilometers (248 miles).An extra 5 gallons for extra long stretches of road.Water Capacity - 5 gallon container with extra 1+ gallon jugs used on long stretches of road. Clothes Washing: Laundromats and Hand WashingShower: Solar Shower and wet wipesSolar: 85 watt solar panel / NEW Toyota Tundra will have +/- 200 watts of solarBatteries: 55 ah house battery / NEW Toyota Tundra 115 ah Fullriver batteryRefrigerator: 37 liter Dometic / NEW Toyota Tundra 50 Liter DometicTop Pieces of Gear: Dometic fridgeGear Removed: Annex for the roof-top tent and a Dutch Oven Favorite Places: Baja Mexico, Bolivia and Patagonia El Chaltén in the Fitzroy RangeStove: PrimusFavorite Recipes: changed based on location, lot’s of variety (Mangos in Mexico)Reference: Home on the Highway James and LaurenLife Remotely eBook: Don’t Go There. It’s Not Safe. You’ll Die Rational advice for overlanding Mexico & Central AmericaVolunteer Organization: Muskoka Fondation

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.Richard and Ashley with Desk to Glory joined us live at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. USA. Our first live, in-person interview, and what fun! Learning about their decision to make a life change, selling most of their belongings in October of 2013 and hitting the road five months later. They explained a number of realities in going from idea, to taking the physical actions and doing it. You don’t absolutely need every question answered; you don’t need every piece of gear purchased, or vehicle upgrades done; it’s a matter of getting the big items taken care of and going.Something we hear often rang true with Richard and Ashley, “you’ll figure it out” and “everything will work out and be fine”. Their two part interview is packed with value and inspiration! They mention several great resources and books by other experienced overland travelers (see notes below for links). You should immediately follow @DesktoGlory on social media to keep up with these two amazing overlanders. For more information on their overlanding travels, check out their blog at http://desktoglory.com/blog/ you will find SO much information from British Columbia to Ushuaia (the most southern city in the world).Overland Podcast - Show NotesWebsite: http://desktoglory.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desktoglory/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeskToGlory/Vehicle (Little Red): 1990 Toyota Pickup 22RE / 5 SpeedFuel Capacity : 16 gallons providing an approximate range of 400 kilometers (248 miles).An extra 5 gallons for extra long stretches of road.Water Capacity - 5 gallon container with extra 1+ gallon jugs used on long stretches of road. Clothes Washing: Laundromats and Hand WashingShower: Solar Shower and wet wipesSolar: 85 watt solar panel / NEW Toyota Tundra will have +/- 200 watts of solarBatteries: 55 ah house battery / NEW Toyota Tundra 115 ah Fullriver batteryRefrigerator: 37 liter Dometic / NEW Toyota Tundra 50 Liter DometicTop Pieces of Gear: Dometic fridgeGear Removed: Annex for the roof-top tent and a Dutch Oven Favorite Places: Baja Mexico, Bolivia and Patagonia El Chaltén in the Fitzroy RangeStove: PrimusFavorite Recipes: changed based on location, lot’s of variety (Mangos in Mexico)Reference: Home on the Highway James and LaurenLife Remotely eBook: Don’t Go There. It’s Not Safe. You’ll Die Rational advice for overlanding Mexico & Central America

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.Richard and Ashley with Desk to Glory joined us live at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. USA. Our first live, in-person interview, and what fun! Learning about their decision to make a life change, selling most of their belongings in October of 2013 and hitting the road five months later. They explained a number of realities in going from idea, to taking the physical actions and doing it. You don’t absolutely need every question answered; you don’t need every piece of gear purchased, or vehicle upgrades done; it’s a matter of getting the big items taken care of and going.Something we hear often rang true with Richard and Ashley, “you’ll figure it out” and “everything will work out and be fine”. Their two part interview is packed with value and inspiration! They mention several great resources and books by other experienced overland travelers (see notes below for links). You should immediately follow @DesktoGlory on social media to keep up with these two amazing overlanders. For more information on their overlanding travels, check out their blog at http://desktoglory.com/blog/ you will find SO much information from British Columbia to Ushuaia (the most southern city in the world).Overland Podcast - Show NotesWebsite: http://desktoglory.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desktoglory/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeskToGlory/Vehicle (Little Red): 1990 Toyota Pickup 22RE / 5 SpeedFuel Capacity : 16 gallons providing an approximate range of 400 kilometers (248 miles).An extra 5 gallons for extra long stretches of road.Water Capacity - 5 gallon container with extra 1+ gallon jugs used on long stretches of road. Clothes Washing: Laundromats and Hand WashingShower: Solar Shower and wet wipesSolar: 85 watt solar panel / NEW Toyota Tundra will have +/- 200 watts of solarBatteries: 55 ah house battery / NEW Toyota Tundra 115 ah Fullriver batteryRefrigerator: 37 liter Dometic / NEW Toyota Tundra 50 Liter DometicTop Pieces of Gear: Dometic fridgeGear Removed: Annex for the roof-top tent and a Dutch Oven Favorite Places: Baja Mexico, Bolivia and Patagonia El Chaltén in the Fitzroy RangeStove: PrimusFavorite Recipes: changed based on location, lot’s of variety (Mangos in Mexico)Reference: Home on the Highway James and LaurenLife Remotely eBook: Don’t Go There. It’s Not Safe. You’ll Die Rational advice for overlanding Mexico & Central America

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.We had the privilege of catching up with Team Free Range Dames at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. After a short conversation with Elise, seeing her passion along with her genuine persona, we knew having her and her partner Mercedes on the podcast was something you would find great value in. Enjoy this live interview from our booth at the rally as we learn about their story and the importance of their message.Elise and Mercedes are two women competing in the 2018 Rebelle Rally, the first offroad navigational challenge of its kind in the United States. The course spans over 2,000 km (1,243 miles) from Lake Tahoe to San Diego. Elise will be navigating while Mercedes commands the driving portion in their 2012 Toyota Tacoma (provided by Bomber Products) during this ten day overlanding challenge. Adding to the complexity of the rally, the Rebelle Rally prohibits the use of GPS! Relying 100% on old-school map and compass skills along with dead-reckoning. Keeping with these “back to basics” skills, there will also be no Binoculars, Zoom lenses greater than 200mm or 12x zoom lens capabilities, Personal maps with a scale less than 1:500000, Any Internet enabled device (including iPhones, iPods, etc.), Any two-way radios, Any rally computer that has a TSD mode that corrects or provides information for course corrections, deviations, calculation corrections including: Alfa Elite, Timewise, Rally GDP, TSD Rally Runner, RallyCore XSI, etc.. (we’re unclear if they can stop at the gas station and ask for directions :) we do believe having fun is encouraged. This isn’t a race for speed, but a vehicle-based event that uses navigation skills and driving wits to find hidden checkpoints across the Nevada and California desert (as well as Glamis sand dunes). Rally teams need to find each checkpoint at the right time, in the right distance, while only using maps, compass, and a road book. Our interview with Elise and Mercedes was full of passion, along with an impressive message we feel strongly about supporting. Empowering women and women leaders within the overlanding industry, much like any industry is an equal balance. We welcome and encourage the leadership of women like Elise and Mercedes, along with everyone else as equals.A little about these two awesome women:Elise is a passionate explorer who strongly believes in “making it happen” with a combination of grit and simply taking the first step. Elise is a freelancer specializing in geospatial applications, web development who also helps her husband Josh with his business, Bomber Products. Recently, Elise co-founded Big Sky Overland Rally, the first overlanding event of its kind in Montana.You can follow her travels and adventures on Instagram at @elise.bentMercedes is a Portland Oregon-based freelancer and adventurer who specializes in all things related to vehicular adventure travel. She, along with her husband Andy, run Crankshaft Culture, an automotive website dedicated to “getting out there” (no matter what type of vehicle you own). Mercedes, a dual citizen of the United States and Germany, loves to travel. Her most recent trips include exploring New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many of the western states.You can follow her travels and adventures on Facebook and Instagram @crankshaftculture and @mercedes_lilienthalSupport Team Free Range DamesGetting these ladies some gas money for the Rebelle Rally will support them with fuel costs, equipment costs like helmets and a terratrip rally computer, along with parts of the entry fee for the overland rally.Website: http://www.teamfreerangedames.comGoFundMe Page: Team Free Range Dames Facebook Page: @teamfreerangedamesInstagram: @teamfreerangedames

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.We had the privilege of catching up with Team Free Range Dames at the NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. After a short conversation with Elise, seeing her passion along with her genuine persona, we knew having her and her partner Mercedes on the podcast was something you would find great value in. Enjoy this live interview from our booth at the rally as we learn about their story and the importance of their message.Elise and Mercedes are two women competing in the 2018 Rebelle Rally, the first offroad navigational challenge of its kind in the United States. The course spans over 2,000 km (1,243 miles) from Lake Tahoe to San Diego. Elise will be navigating while Mercedes commands the driving portion in their 2012 Toyota Tacoma (provided by Bomber Products) during this ten day overlanding challenge. Adding to the complexity of the rally, the Rebelle Rally prohibits the use of GPS! Relying 100% on old-school map and compass skills along with dead-reckoning. Keeping with these “back to basics” skills, there will also be no Binoculars, Zoom lenses greater than 200mm or 12x zoom lens capabilities, Personal maps with a scale less than 1:500000, Any Internet enabled device (including iPhones, iPods, etc.), Any two-way radios, Any rally computer that has a TSD mode that corrects or provides information for course corrections, deviations, calculation corrections including: Alfa Elite, Timewise, Rally GDP, TSD Rally Runner, RallyCore XSI, etc.. (we’re unclear if they can stop at the gas station and ask for directions :) we do believe having fun is encouraged. This isn’t a race for speed, but a vehicle-based event that uses navigation skills and driving wits to find hidden checkpoints across the Nevada and California desert (as well as Glamis sand dunes). Rally teams need to find each checkpoint at the right time, in the right distance, while only using maps, compass, and a road book. Our interview with Elise and Mercedes was full of passion, along with an impressive message we feel strongly about supporting. Empowering women and women leaders within the overlanding industry, much like any industry is an equal balance. We welcome and encourage the leadership of women like Elise and Mercedes, along with everyone else as equals.A little about these two awesome women:Elise is a passionate explorer who strongly believes in “making it happen” with a combination of grit and simply taking the first step. Elise is a freelancer specializing in geospatial applications, web development who also helps her husband Josh with his business, Bomber Products. Recently, Elise co-founded Big Sky Overland Rally, the first overlanding event of its kind in Montana.You can follow her travels and adventures on Instagram at @elise.bentMercedes is a Portland Oregon-based freelancer and adventurer who specializes in all things related to vehicular adventure travel. She, along with her husband Andy, run Crankshaft Culture, an automotive website dedicated to “getting out there” (no matter what type of vehicle you own). Mercedes, a dual citizen of the United States and Germany, loves to travel. Her most recent trips include exploring New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many of the western states.You can follow her travels and adventures on Facebook and Instagram @crankshaftculture and @mercedes_lilienthalSupport Team Free Range DamesGetting these ladies some gas money for the Rebelle Rally will support them with fuel costs, equipment costs like helmets and a terratrip rally computer, along with parts of the entry fee for the overland rally.Website: http://www.teamfreerangedames.comGoFundMe Page: Team Free Range Dames Facebook Page: @teamfreerangedamesInstagram: @teamfreerangedames

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. USAIf you've not heard, overlanding is growing with significant popularity. Why? Well in our opinion; simple. Adventure, the outdoors, travel and meeting the most warm hearted people around the globe is everything the sole is yearning for. We attended the NW Overland Rally and could not have been more grateful, humbled and flat out felt welcomed. From the few "celebrities" (absolutely normal awesome people) who blew the doors open on the concept of overlanding, to amazing people with either zero, or several years of experience. We found all of them open to chat with us with warm smiles, open hearts and willing to share their stories on the GHT Overland Podcast.This episode is a re-cap of our experience at the rally, with about a 20 min. reel of the attending vendors telling you who they are and what they offer. Interestingly we heard an attendee ask Clay from XOverland if he felt the industry was becoming too commercialized. You may or may not feel one way or another, we see that as a personal opinion. Some will say yes, and corporate sponsorships or involvement is not welcome. We say, cool. Keep it simple and go have an amazing time. Our take is that we appreciate and enjoy the innovations, comfort, and gear that make our adventures fun, relaxed and documented. At the end of the day the Vagabroads said it best; You do you :) Enjoy! Show Notes & LinksThe following are the names and links in alphabetical order for the vendors attending the rally. We hope you enjoy their 30 second (+/-) personal introductions to you.NOTE: vendors in bold are Rock Stars doing Good in the world. 10/40 Overland - Four Wheel CampersAdventure DrivenAdventure ReadyAdventure WagonAmerican Overland AdventuresARBAT OverlandAutel RoboticsBadland BumpersBenchmark VehiclesBomber ProductsBushwackerCascadia 4x4CBI Off RoadClub Ride ApparelCombat Flip FlopsComeUp USAConqueror North AmericaCVT TentsDefenders NWDiesel OutfittersDragonfly TarpsDrink TanksEarthcruiserEpic ExposureEquipt Expedition OutfittersEXPED Expedition EssentialsExpedition OverlandExploration OutfittersEZ UpFactor 55FieldCraft SurvivalFlatPitFreeSpirit RecreationGHT Overland PodcastGo Fast CampersGold Dog TentsGoose GearHellwigIndustrial RevolutionJust DifferentialsKC HiLitesKestrel VansLandCruiser NWLast US Bag CoMagliteMaxtraxMcLean MetalworksMercedes Benz SeattleMetal-Tech 4x4Mike's Custom ToysMULE Expedition OutfittersNinkasiNITRO Gear Nomad VanzNorthwest Overland SocietyOff-Road Safety AcademyOld Mill CaféOregon Trail'ROutbound Rigs Adventure RentalsOverkill CampersOverland AccessOverland KitchenOverland SolarPrinsuRainburst (Simple Shower)Rampage ProductsRatus SystemsRebelle RallyRescue TapeRevtech SuspensionRigid GearRIPP SuperchargersRoambuiltRPM / Goody's Rack ShopSafe JackScheel-MannSchutt Industries / XVENTURE TRAILERSSelway FabricationSherptekStepp 22 GearTailgater Tire TableTeam OverlandTembo TuskTepui TentsTorfabTotal CompositesToyTec LiftsVagabond OutdoorsVan CompassVangard4x4Veteran OverlandVision X LightingVMI Off RoadWanderlust OverlandWARNWinchline.comWomen Overlanding the WorldYukon Gear & Axle

Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for all our Overland Podcasts with comprehensive notes for each episode.NW Overland Rally in Plain, WA. USAIf you've not heard, overlanding is growing with significant popularity. Why? Well in our opinion; simple. Adventure, the outdoors, travel and meeting the most warm hearted people around the globe is everything the sole is yearning for. We attended the NW Overland Rally and could not have been more grateful, humbled and flat out felt welcomed. From the few "celebrities" (absolutely normal awesome people) who blew the doors open on the concept of overlanding, to amazing people with either zero, or several years of experience. We found all of them open to chat with us with warm smiles, open hearts and willing to share their stories on the GHT Overland Podcast.This episode is a re-cap of our experience at the rally, with about a 20 min. reel of the attending vendors telling you who they are and what they offer. Interestingly we heard an attendee ask Clay from XOverland if he felt the industry was becoming too commercialized. You may or may not feel one way or another, we see that as a personal opinion. Some will say yes, and corporate sponsorships or involvement is not welcome. We say, cool. Keep it simple and go have an amazing time. Our take is that we appreciate and enjoy the innovations, comfort, and gear that make our adventures fun, relaxed and documented. At the end of the day the Vagabroads said it best; You do you :) Enjoy! Show Notes & LinksThe following are the names and links in alphabetical order for the vendors attending the rally. We hope you enjoy their 30 second (+/-) personal introductions to you.NOTE: vendors in bold are Rock Stars doing Good in the world. 10/40 Overland - Four Wheel CampersAdventure DrivenAdventure ReadyAdventure WagonAmerican Overland AdventuresARBAT OverlandAutel RoboticsBadland BumpersBenchmark VehiclesBomber ProductsBushwackerCascadia 4x4CBI Off RoadClub Ride ApparelCombat Flip FlopsComeUp USAConqueror North AmericaCVT TentsDefenders NWDiesel OutfittersDragonfly TarpsDrink TanksEarthcruiserEpic ExposureEquipt Expedition OutfittersEXPED Expedition EssentialsExpedition OverlandExploration OutfittersEZ UpFactor 55FieldCraft SurvivalFlatPitFreeSpirit RecreationGHT Overland PodcastGo Fast CampersGold Dog TentsGoose GearHellwigIndustrial RevolutionJust DifferentialsKC HiLitesKestrel VansLandCruiser NWLast US Bag CoMagliteMaxtraxMcLean MetalworksMercedes Benz SeattleMetal-Tech 4x4Mike's Custom ToysMULE Expedition OutfittersNinkasiNITRO Gear Nomad VanzNorthwest Overland SocietyOff-Road Safety AcademyOld Mill CaféOregon Trail'ROutbound Rigs Adventure RentalsOverkill CampersOverland AccessOverland KitchenOverland SolarPrinsuRainburst (Simple Shower)Rampage ProductsRatus SystemsRebelle RallyRescue TapeRevtech SuspensionRigid GearRIPP SuperchargersRoambuiltRPM / Goody's Rack ShopSafe JackScheel-MannSchutt Industries / XVENTURE TRAILERSSelway FabricationSherptekStepp 22 GearTailgater Tire TableTeam OverlandTembo TuskTepui TentsTorfabTotal CompositesToyTec LiftsVagabond OutdoorsVan CompassVangard4x4Veteran OverlandVision X LightingVMI Off RoadWanderlust OverlandWARNWinchline.comWomen Overlanding the WorldYukon Gear & Axle

Call us: 530-675-4102 Email us: info@JeepTalkShow.com This Week In Jeep: Grand Cherokee Unsafe & 2018 Wrangler Recalls Contributor Segment: Steve 4.3 LXJ - Dana 30 Wrangler Talk: Those Magic Rubicon Buttons Interview with: Pete Sohren Tech Talk With Jeep Talk: Ejected Coil Spring Sysndrome Must Have Stuff for your Jeep: n/a Jeep Cherokee Stock To Wheeler: Nicky G: Wheeling Where:   NW Overland Rally http://www.nwoverlandrally.com/   2nd Annual OHIO JEEP FEST http://ohiojeepfest.com/   66th Annual Jeepers Jamboree http://jeepersjamboree.com/   Louisiana Wheeling For Warriors https://www.facebook.com/LaWheelinForWarriors/   5th Annual Jeep Beach Potluck https://m.facebook.com/events/157739044915254/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A%222%22%2C%22ref_dashboard_filter%22%3A%22upcoming%22%2C%22action_history%22%3A%22%5B%7B%5C%22surface%5C%22%3A%5C%22dashboard%5C%22%2C%5C%22mechanism%5C%22%3A%5C%22main_list%5C%22%2C%5C%22extra_data%5C%22%3A%5B%5D%7D%5D%22%7D&ref=bookmarks   Links Mentioned in Episode 337: http://www.bajaracingadventures.com/ Barricade Rock Sliders: https://www.extremeterrain.com/barricade-rock-sliders-jk-j100289.html?utm_content=XT%20Armor%20-%20Rocker%20Armor%7CBarricade&utm_source=google-pla&utm_medium=shopping&T5_Var2=shopping&T5_Var3=yellow&T5_Var4=J100289&intl=0&utm_campaign=XTW+Wrangler+Brands+Medium&gclid=CKHd973C1NsCFc_hswod1OYAQg&gclsrc=ds   Jeep Momma Rock Slider Install: http://www.jeepmomma.com/2014/09/new-rock-sliders-my-install-story.html   Pistol Pete Sohren http://www.bajaracingadventures.com/ https://www.facebook.com/pete.sohren https://www.instagram.com/pistol_pete_sohren/?hl=en

Call us: 530-675-4102 Email us: info@JeepTalkShow.com This Week In Jeep: Jeeps 5 yr. Plan / Jeeps Massive Factory Accessories Line Contributor Segment: Steve 4.3 LXJ - Dana 30 (part 2) Wrangler Talk: N/A Interview with: Eric with Ocean State Jeepsters Tech Talk With Jeep Talk: Feel Good Jeep Story Must Have Stuff for your Jeep: N/A Jeep Cherokee Stock To Wheeler: N/A Nicky G: PRODUCTION VALUE! Wheeling Where:   NW Overland Rally http://www.nwoverlandrally.com/   2nd Annual OHIO JEEP FEST http://ohiojeepfest.com/   66th Annual Jeepers Jamboree http://jeepersjamboree.com/   Links Mentioned in Episode 336:   Root One Six Offroad www.ROOTONESIX.COM   Tom Woods www.4Xshaft.com   Extreme Terrain www.ExtremeTerrain.com   DestinyMatters Teenage Suicide Prevention Parade: https://www.facebook.com/events/1347749375370909/   Extreme Terrain JK & JL Side by Side Comparrison https://www.extremeterrain.com/2018-wrangler-jl-jk-guide.html

Call us: 530-675-4102 Email us: info@JeepTalkShow.com This Week In Jeep: Sergio Marchionne Stepping Down / Hybrid Jeeps in 2019 Contributor Segment: Wrangler Talk: Magic Buttons, The Jeep W and Hill Descent Control Interview with: Dan Grec - Jeeper/Overlander From Africa Tech Talk With Jeep Talk: Octane 101 Must Have Stuff for your Jeep: Hi-Lift Jack Mate https://amzn.to/2JgMtmx Jeep Cherokee Stock To Wheeler: Atlas   Nicky G: Wheeling Where: Pistons Wild Motorsports Presents: Life is a Journey 4x4 Poker Run https://squareup.com/store/pistonswild/   Clovis Independent 4-Wheelers Moonlight Madness Poker Run www.clovis4x4.com/   NW Overland Rally http://www.nwoverlandrally.com/   2nd Annual OHIO JEEP FEST http://ohiojeepfest.com/   66th Annual Jeepers Jamboree http://jeepersjamboree.com/   Links Mentioned in Episode 335: Tom Woods www.4Xshaft.com HiLift Jack Mate: https://amzn.to/2JgMtmx Jeep Momma’s Garage: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheJeepMomma

Call us: 530-675-4102 Email us: info@JeepTalkShow.com This Week In Jeep: Multiple Jeeps Catch Fire in Storage Lot / Official Date Announced For Jeep Pickup Release Contributor Segment: Modification Order Wrangler Talk: Overland Weekend with Brown Santas Interview with:Britt with Crawlhers Jeep Momma Product Review: Maprika App   Nicky G: Wheeling Where: Jeeping Mid Rivers Crusade http://jeepingmidrivers.doodlekit.com/   Life is a Journey 4x4 Poker Run https://squareup.com/store/pistonswild/   Moonlight Madness Poker Run www.clovis4x4.com/   NW Overland Rally http://www.nwoverlandrally.com/   Links Mentioned in Episode 334: www.4Xshaft.com   Maprika.com http://www.centraliapa.org/graffiti-highway-centralia-pennsylvania/ http://www.rallyeaichadesgazelles.com/en/the-event/concept/   www.Crawlhers.com