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Richard
Never heard of it before, but sounds like an awesome organization.
Thank you for doing that!
Thank you for doing that!
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Veteran Overland - Outdoors, Connection, Veteran Support, Non-Profit
Veteran Overland is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on improving Veteran's lives through the proven healing power of connection, the outdoors and Overlanding
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Richard
You may want to have their web master check the "Purchase Coffee" page. It isn't working.Veteran Overland - Outdoors, Connection, Veteran Support, Non-Profit
Veteran Overland is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on improving Veteran's lives through the proven healing power of connection, the outdoors and Overlandingveteranoverland.org
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Had a great weekend training folks on recovery techniques. In particular hi Lift Jack use and recovery Saturday and Powered winching Sunday.
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Warm and sunny Saturday wet and cool on Sunday.
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Richard
Very COOL! 
Even though I've been wheeling for decades, I still wouldn't mind taking a class like yours just to see if I'm doing anything wrong or remind me of techniques I've forgotten.
People don't realize that many of these skills, especially any first aid skills are perishable and need to be reviewed every few years. Doing this not only keeps your knowledge active, but also up to date, meaning that new techniques and tools are always coming out may not have been available the last time you took a class.
Too bad you're so far north.
Even though I've been wheeling for decades, I still wouldn't mind taking a class like yours just to see if I'm doing anything wrong or remind me of techniques I've forgotten.
People don't realize that many of these skills, especially any first aid skills are perishable and need to be reviewed every few years. Doing this not only keeps your knowledge active, but also up to date, meaning that new techniques and tools are always coming out may not have been available the last time you took a class.
Too bad you're so far north.
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Thanks!Very COOL!
Even though I've been wheeling for decades, I still wouldn't mind taking a class like yours just to see if I'm doing anything wrong or remind me of techniques I've forgotten.
People don't realize that many of these skills, especially any first aid skills are perishable and need to be reviewed every few years. Doing this not only keeps your knowledge active, but also up to date, meaning that new techniques and tools are always coming out may not have been available the last time you took a class.
Too bad you're so far north.
That's one of the first things we state, "this is perishable knowledge and you need to practice". You are correct in both accounts new better techniques in recovery/gear and first aid/health care. I've been taking WFA classes for 12 years. Every time I recertify the process and technique changes.
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Richard
I also see that when I re-certify for CLS (Combat Life Saving), CPR, first aid, AED classes.
Albeit, it's been a while and I need to do all this again soon...
Albeit, it's been a while and I need to do all this again soon...
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Spent last Thursday night and Friday in the Wenas DNR near Ellensburg WA. Solo camp/sleep set up rocks. With the Weather Tech window shades installed the early rising sun was shut out. Nemo sleep pad and summer weight bag was super comfy.
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Richard
THAT's what it's all about!
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It’s only been a couple weeks but I‘m feeling the need!!
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Richard
Feed the need. 
Sooo, no hints to where this is???
Sooo, no hints to where this is???
Looks like Alvord desert.
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You are correct!
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Quick overnighter not to far from the casa.
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Richard
Those puddle/undercarriage lights look very functional, are they?
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Grizzly Clint
Dude, I’m loving these outdoors pics. Really motivates me to finish not only my 460 overlander but the 470 too.
