July 2023 photo contest

[SteveNdebbie]

Originally Posted by Ndcctrucks

Death Valley 2021

125 degrees this weekend. Anyone up for boondocking there?

[SteveNdebbie]

Originally Posted by JCRC

We love Harvest Hosts and I think that definitely qualifies as boondocking. We have only been to one so far that had power, and it was very nice to have in Iowa in the summer.
I love seeing Airstreams with a little dirt to show that they are not just campground queens.

So you like dirty Airstreams!? In the high desert on SR140 lower Oregon, headed for an overnight at the Royal Peacock Opal Mine in Nevada.

[JCRC]

I do like dirty Airstreams! It proves they actually go places!

[RyeL]

I have a couple of great photos at Many Glacier National Park, but when I click on the "insert an image" button, I'm prompted to enter the URL for my photo. It's on my hard drive, no URL. Not clear how to post photos. What am I missing?

[RyeL]

Great trip to Many Glacier National Park

I figured it out how to insert photos. Went into the expert window and then attached files.

I hope the panorama photo can be viewed full size. It was an epic scene when we were driving into the park late in the evening. Being so far north it was still light at 9PM.

[NutmegsCamper]

Here was a Harvest Host we stayed at last Friday. It was pretty awesome waking up to the sounds of horses, donkeys, mules, goats, and roosters around us.

[PenthousePig]

We’ve stayed at a lot of cool places. My best picture is probably when we stayed at the National Buffalo Museum via Harvest Hosts on the 4th this year. It was the most epic sunset I’ve ever seen - especially with the fireworks going off. Got some good shots with “Nome.”

Next shot was a few days after at Nomad View near Badlands. It was a little sketchy getting up there since it just rained but it was extremely cool - highly recommend.

Last shot is us Moochdocking at my sisters in NC.

[JCRC]

Ya'll are making the decision tough to find a winner! Keep them coming!

[Sjugar]

Out in the great wide open in WaKeeney, Kansas.

[TomPiper]

Originally Posted by JCRC

So as the winner of the June photo contest, I get to pick the July contest. So in honor of Wally's birthday and because he was the master of boondocking in an airstream (middle of Africa anyone?), this month's challenge is boondocking. I know it has been done before, but this summer is in full swing and lots of you are enjoying your Airstreams outside of campgrounds. Preferably if you had to get it slightly dirty!

This is "Stanley" outside Zion National Park on BLM land.

[Airwave503]

[jschloo]

Boondocking at Harvest hosts in New York finger lakes region. Ran the furnace overnight so batteries were low, hooked up our 2000watt CarGenerator for a quick recharge for an hour from our tow vehicle. Had another Airstream right beside us, happy travels everyone!

[Mikebrady62]

Great Boondocking and also some fantastic single track to go with it.
Just outside of Kingston AR. Lots of trees and waterfalls on the ranch as well.

[Hittenstiehl]

Into the woods to escape 118 degrees.

[Airsurfer]

Boondocking at Indians about 45 miles north of Paso Robles, California in April.

[alex778]

Originally Posted by Ndcctrucks

Death Valley 2021

This is beautiful, great view. you stop by the desert or went for camping? what time of the year is this.

[JCRC]

Since I will be off grid boondocking with no cell service in our popup camper, here's the July winner.
Post #27 PenthousePig first photo is the winner. The shot is truly amazing in my opinion. Second place is post #30 TomPiper, third place is post #31 Airwave503.
That was really hard to decide a winner with all of the amazing shots! Wally would be proud!

[JCRC]

I have very limited service right now, otherwise I would have reposted the winner's photos.

[Hittenstiehl]

Those winners photos are incredible!! I will repost for you. Enjoy your boondock.

[PenthousePig]

Thanks! I'm honored to have my photo selected among all these great options. Here's the link for the August contest