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A-S Travelers


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Boondocking and dry camping topics appear from time to time in this forum.  Sometimes folks w/o much experience boondocking talk about running their generators and just going out and parking in the boondocks.

This video very nicely presents the 9 major items most boondockers would like for others to think about when they look for a place to park in the boonies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3751kg4jhts&feature=youtu.be



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LarryW21


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Sorry but this presenter has too much face time on his videos. Narration with shots of something besides him.

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I didn't see that as much of a problem.  At least there wasn't a lot of herky-jerky changes of scenery.  What did fascinate me, though, was the reflection in his sunglasses.  I couldn't decide for sure if there was someone at the camera that was actually monitoring said camera.  I think that kind of distracted me.

Terry



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I thought it was a good presentation with a lot of common sense.

I really enjoyed his drone videos.  They've been to some amazing places.

Worth the time spent for just the aerial shots.



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