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That sounds pretty good.

With 5ft flags you’d probably want to separate them by 5ft to avoid snagging onto each other. Maybe easiest to have 3 separate round bases.

Heavy duty for desert winds https://a.co/d/0flxwqYR Also got the solar top light. https://a.co/d/0br8XKXH

My daughter has the fainting goats and might be looking to get rid of some. How serious are you about getting them?

Personal camping spot where we can take out motorhomes or whatever camping gear, desert toys of all kinds to play and have fun. The biggest event is all Thanksgiving week with a big feast on Thanksgiving day. Several of us deep fry turkeys to ensure that we have fresh cooked turkey for the meal.

Drove out to the wife’s family’s undeveloped desert property and finished the flagpole base install from last weekend and to fly the flag for a few hours before loading up and heading out to the desert hills to get in some trail time.

Yes they are. My daughter has both along with pigs and goats.

There’s a few options I’ve been looking at. One would be to not leave anything valuable in the cab. There are also locking storage options. 813 Fabrication makes a nice under rear seat storage. https://813fabrication.com/collections/jeep-gladiator-aluminum-under-seat-storage-bins I’ve also...

That was at my daughter’s farm. She set the duck there for the pic.

I usually pass them on too. The last one I got was a unicorn. I thought that was pretty funny. My wife gave it away.

This one wasn’t ducking around.

Lucerne valley, ca The flagpole is in a ground base that I installed last week

Don’t let the downtowners see that. It’ll make their breakins even easier.

I've thought about it before but logistically it would add about 10 minutes to my drive. It's on the opposite side of the street with barriers and nowhere close by to make a U-turn.

I always love the night runs. The Jeep ones that is.

The gas at the station by my work is as much as 30 cents a gallon cheaper so I fill up on my way home as much as possible.

That tells me you had 1.2 gallons that the fuel pump couldn’t suck up from the bottom of the tank.

I believe it’s 18+4 Drive down below E and you’ll put in around 20 gallons.

I did a one nighter simple trip and slept in the cab for the first time. Passenger seat worked better because it doesn’t have the steering wheel and foot pedals. It took me a little while to get comfortable but I woke up feeling pretty rested.

Lucerne Valley overnighter and cleanup trip