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Summer is at the printer

Thought some of you would like a sneak peak:

From the Journal Page on overlandjournal.com

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Overland Journal, Summer 2007

The Photography Issue:
Overland Post (Letters)
Editor's Column
Editor's Project: FJ40 Roof Rack
Contributors' Page
News From The Trade
Expedition News
Hunting with Eagles in Mongolia, by Stephen Bodio
Trip Information: Mongolia
Feature Vehicle: UAZ 469
Latitude (special photography issue)
12v Fridge Comparison, by Chris Marzonie
Sportsmobile Rally, by Scott Brady
Dual-Sport Project: BMW F650GS, by Brian DeArmon
Exploring Southern Utah, by Scott Brady
Trip Information: Southern Utah
Feature Vehicle: 2005 ARB Tacoma
Camel Trophy Pre-Scout, part one, by Tom Collins
Main Vehicle Feature: EarthRoamer XV-JP
Conservation Department
Conservation Department Project: FJ60 Land Cruiser
Overland Medicine Department: Sprains and Strains
Skills: Digital Photography, by Tom Sheppard
Classic Kit: Leica M3, by Jonathan Hanson
Tail Lamp: Bad Battery, Worse Gas
 
Thought some of you would like a sneak peak:

From the Journal Page on overlandjournal.com

summer_07_home_page.jpg


summer_07.jpg


Overland Journal, Summer 2007

The Photography Issue:
Overland Post (Letters)
Editor's Column
Editor's Project: FJ40 Roof Rack
Contributors' Page
News From The Trade
Expedition News
Hunting with Eagles in Mongolia, by Stephen Bodio
Trip Information: Mongolia
Feature Vehicle: UAZ 469
Latitude (special photography issue)
12v Fridge Comparison, by Chris Marzonie
Sportsmobile Rally, by Scott Brady
Dual-Sport Project: BMW F650GS, by Brian DeArmon
Exploring Southern Utah, by Scott Brady
Trip Information: Southern Utah
Feature Vehicle: 2005 ARB Tacoma
Camel Trophy Pre-Scout, part one, by Tom Collins
Main Vehicle Feature: EarthRoamer XV-JP
Conservation Department
Conservation Department Project: FJ60 Land Cruiser
Overland Medicine Department: Sprains and Strains
Skills: Digital Photography, by Tom Sheppard
Classic Kit: Leica M3, by Jonathan Hanson
Tail Lamp: Bad Battery, Worse Gas




Enough already marketing man...just get the darn thing in the mail to me now! :D
 
:) It is at the printer and in the final stages. There was a slight delay because of a new, heavy duty cover we are applying, which has a laminate for durability and increased cover quality/weight.

Of course, when you actually get it in the mail is at the mercy of the USPS. Everyone in Utah, Colorado and Nevada will probably get it next week, and those in Alaska will see it by early 2008... :(
 
:) It is at the printer and in the final stages. There was a slight delay because of a new, heavy duty cover we are applying, which has a laminate for durability and increased cover quality/weight.

Of course, when you actually get it in the mail is at the mercy of the USPS. Everyone in Utah, Colorado and Nevada will probably get it next week, and those in Alaska will see it by early 2008... :(



...Along with the hat right?
 
:) It is at the printer and in the final stages. There was a slight delay because of a new, heavy duty cover we are applying, which has a laminate for durability and increased cover quality/weight.

Of course, when you actually get it in the mail is at the mercy of the USPS. Everyone in Utah, Colorado and Nevada will probably get it next week, and those in Alaska will see it by early 2008... :(

You left out the part where the USPS does their best to defeat the packaging and protection measures by running over the magazine a few times with their mail trucks. I rarely get a magazine through the USPS that hasn't been damaged or ripped during mailing.
 
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We are trying USPS countermeasures, like a poly bag and scratch insert. We are also adding a laminate to the cover of the Journal that will be waterproof, scratch resistant and UV coated for fade resistance. I am curious what you all think of it when you get it.

It adds a lot of cost, but we think the Journal needs to be durable for use/reading in the field.
 
Summer issue should be hitting UT, CO and NV today, with CA and the rest of the Pacific Coast by weeks end.

Those of you who are charter subscribers, it will be a few days after the above estimate, as the package includes your hat and decal.

Thank you again to all who subscribed and support the Journal. We are doing well and the publication has already added pages to 108 total.

In addition, for those that subscribed, if you wouldn't mind completing our subscriber survey (anonymous), you can do it here: http://www.overlandjournal.com/survey.php

The survey will help ensure that the content continues in the direction of your interests. :beer:
 
I just found this thread today :idea: Is it too late to join as a charter member? I really like to get the hat and decal and will also have to buy the back issue (Spring 07) :D
 
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I got mine yesterday. Packaging seems fine to me, I don't think I really care unless the whole front page is missing.

I liked the fridge test and the SW Utah exp.

I was a little disappointed that there we no real inside pics or detail pics of the xv-jp. Just the usual fluff poser shots

Overall, still top notch.
 
Just subscribed today!!! Well the wifey did for me :) Do we start out with the summer issue? Are there any first issues left?
 
I just found this thread today :idea: Is it too late to join as a charter member? I really like to get the hat and decal and will also have to buy the back issue (Spring 07) :D

Sorry, but the charter subscriber offer with the hat and decal has expired. We should hopefully have some hats for sale on the website within a couple of weeks though. You can purchase back issues HERE or HERE

Thanks for your interest, I hope you will still subscribe :)
 
Just got the current issue (and hat and charter sticker :grinpimp:) today. Wow. That's all I've got. Even the cover was impressive with the gloss photo and matte border.

One comment, the font in this issue seems a little small - and I'm not an old fart with reading glass. Maybe just a point or two small. Just my .02

Outstanding work. My wife's been working an upstart magazine and I know from her what it takes to get them out. You guys are doing awesome.
 
Just stumbled on this thread, charter member....love it!!!
 
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