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Our rig on BLM land above Canyonlands for a few days. We had cell reception so my wife could work her remote job with all of our solar..

While watching a movie on our iPad, our cat managed to find a mouse that had snuck in the cab and jumped through the passthrough when I was working on a shoot. My wife thought it was "awesome" as was proud of her, LOL!

Awesome Mono lake atmospherics that closed Tioga Pass, lots of keepers that day.

My Hasselblad camera loaded with black and white film at a high Sierra lake

Every year we get out of our little ski town after the lifts shut down and hit the road for a month. I take a bunch of black and white film with me and get into new bodies of work for fine art sales.

On the way to Lone Pine we stopped in Death Valley at 2AM when it was a comfy 82 degrees. It was my wife's first time there, here she is playing her guitar in the moonlight, backlit by a headlamp...

Thanks! Yeah, this was a good sized budget upgrade that I have zero regrets doing, over 70K camper road miles now with it. The "wing" is 1/16th sheet aluminum attached to a truss and brace system of 3/4" angle aluminum behind it via 6-32 stainless steel hardware, that is attached to a Thule...

I installed a nice 3 pound 40 watt flex panel on my wind deflector to keep my second / backup battery topped off. This brings my total to 275 watts.

Nice lightweight 100 watt solar panel, I told Marty and Jeff to ditch the old 85 watt ones they were using that weighed about 17 pounds in exchange for this new, smaller, 14 pound 100 watt version.