Three days exploring North Maine woods
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- We spend three days overlanding in the North Maine Woods, we entered through the Ashland checkpoint, and exited from Oxbow Electronic Gate. We saw the Ross Mountain fire lookout, as well as the Churchill Depot History Center, and the Red Pine air field.
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to download the route we took and the route we had planned. This is all just for fun, and all free. 
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Great adventure guys. Thanks for putting it up.
Loved your video, take my grandsons there many times in the summer, the boys love it, we buy the season camping pass, so we spend most of the summer up there, thank for the good footage. Spent a lot of my younger day there cutting wood.
@@robertberry1033 lucky kids!
Great video! I'd like to check out the NMW someday. Maybe in the fall
I may try to get back up there in the fall, send me a message if you want to stay in touch - joeverlanding.com
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Great video Joe!
I noticed you have the Seasucker roto pack adapters, any issues? I just bought the roof rack for my 2013 LR4. Nice video and I’m not a purest overlander, I’d like to keep it stock and certainly don’t want to scratch the paint which is pristine. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, I’ve never had an LR4, I had a 3 for a while and went lots of places in it. The Seasuckers/rotopax mounts are nice, very secure, it says to
Mount them vertically, but I had no issues mounting them horizontally on the roof. I pumped them every day, but usually they didn’t need it. If pumping them doesn’t make sense it will once you use them. I also modified one to take my radio antenna so now that is completely removable too. Once they’re on and pumped they are solid, maybe too solid, id bet I would lose the window before they let go.
I agree with stock, especially for overlanding, I did a lot to make my LR3 “better”, bigger tires, compressor, skids, steel bumpers, tire carrier, rack, and it became a heavy less comfortable place to spend time. I’m trying to keep this D5 as comfy as possible. There’s virtually no overlanding near me, so everything is lots of highway before the dirt.
It should be a national forest
I agree, it's all owned by paper companies now, and hopefully the way things are can continue, but I would hate to see the North Maine Woods become anything but natural woodlands. Thanks for watching.
More dogs on dirt roads! ❤
Nice trip! What percentage would you need 4X4?
You wouldn't need 4x4 at all, I would be more worried about a tire puncture. If it was rainy or snowy that could change, but I think a 2 wheel drive with nice tires would be all you need to get out there.
@@joemcdonough326 Good info, thanks!
Just got the news that big G’s has closed. Gonna be missed at the next romp
Devastating! Romp will be different for sure. Also it was a nice break in the drive to the North Maine Woods. I'll miss it, my daughter always knew I would bring her home some giant cookies every Winter Romp.
OMG....you fly anywhere near an airstrip and its like a $27k fine.
Regardless of fines, I'd just hate to be flying, and then hear a plane, then look around for that, lose sight of the drone,, and anything could happen. At that point, anyone would prefer any fine to what that accident could look like.
The FAA seems to have a list of Airports you can't fly near, and those not on the list like this one have much more relaxed rules, that being said, I won't be flying there again.