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Rare Earthroamer XV-JP with Upgrades – For Sale!

September 25, 2017 by JPFreek

Own the Mother of all Expedition Jeeps! Dear Santa... If you've never heard of Earthroamer, you've missed out. They build some of the most insane expedition rigs on the planet based on a number of platforms. Of specific interest to us, they built a very small number of what we consider the best-equipped expedition-style Jeeps ever, the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Featured, The Campfire Tagged With: camping, Earthroamer, Earthroamer XV-JP, expedition, expedition jeep, Jeep JKU, jku, Overlanding, Overlanding Jeep, XV-JP

Expedition Portal Announces 2011 Overland Rallies

May 2, 2011 by JPFreek

Expedition Portal, the international community of adventurers and overland travellers, has announced the details of their 2011 regional Overland Rally series. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Campfire Tagged With: 4x4, expedition, Jeep, JPFreek, Overland

The Wildest Dream – Conquest of Everest

March 30, 2011 by JPFreek

In 1924, George Mallory and Sandy Irvine made an ill-fated attempt to summit Mt. Everest, nearly 30 years before it was officially recognized as being summited by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. Then, nearly 80 years later, an experienced team of Mountaineers lead by Conrad Anker went back to Everest to find George Mallory's body. What they … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Campfire Tagged With: expedition, Jeep, JPFreek, Mountaineering

Quiet For a Tuesday: Solo in the Algerian Sahara

December 26, 2010 by JPFreek

It’s like Tom Sheppard opened the passenger door of his Mercedes-Benz Gelandewagen, and I sat down for this ride through the wild desert. The esteemed Sheppard, with his legendary Vehicle-dependent Expedition Guide now demanding nearly $400 per used copy in the U.S., puts his knowledge where his heart is: behind the wheel and camera lens, pointing … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Campfire Tagged With: desert, expedition, JPFreek, mother nature

Camping Lab Basecamp Awning

November 9, 2010 by JPFreek

PVC-coated 300D polyester and an aluminum structure have made the Expedition Awning by Camping Lab an excellent choice for coverage while kickin’ back at base camp. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Campfire Tagged With: expedition, Jeep, JPFreek

Expediciones de las Mojave

October 29, 2010 by admin

Last minute notice of four open spots from JeepExpeditions.org, group for a Jeep Expedition across the Mojave, pronounced Mo-ha-vay. The trek included 120 miles across the open desert of the Mojave Desert Trail in Southern California. The starting point was Laughlin, Nevada with a finish destination somewhere near Barstow, California. Total Miles: … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jeep Adventure Tagged With: bean, beef, burritos, California, chevre, chicken, cream, desert, expedition, Freek Rations, Grand Cherokee, ham, Jeep, JPFreek, Moab, Mojave, mushroom, Nevada, off road, pasta, rice, rigatoni, sauce, snacks, Utah

Racing Across the Land Before Time

October 28, 2010 by JPFreek

For a group of eighty cyclists, the peleton was unusually quiet as it meandered its way through the Cape Town city limits. The cool fog concealed the summit of Table Mountain and provided pathetic fallacy for the emotional state of these brave adventurers. … [Read more...]

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Filed Under: Jeep Adventure Tagged With: cycling, desert, expedition, mountain bike, navigation

Trails of Geronimo – A Jeep Expedition

August 24, 2010 by JPFreek

When you hear the word “Geronimo,” what is the first thing that comes to your mind? For some it might be the memory of childhood fun with running and jumping into the pool in the classic “cannonball” position and yelling “Geronimo.” But, if you are a history buff and a fan of classic westerns then no doubt your first thought will be of the Apache … [Read more...]

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Filed Under: Jeep Adventure Tagged With: 1800s, 4-low, 4x4, Apache, ARB, Arizona, cannonball, cavalry, chief, Chiricahua National Monument, Cochise, expedition, Expeditions, Florida, Fort Bowie, Fort Sill, George C. Scott, Geronimo, Jeep, Jeepers, JPFreek, Massai Point, Mexican, Mexico, Mormon Battalion, mountain, New Mexico, off road, Oklahoma, Patton, San Bernadino National Wildlife Reserve, San Carlos Indian Reservation, Santa Fe, Sonora, TJ, trailhead, U.S.

What is an Expedition Anyways?

July 18, 2010 by JPFreek

ex-pe-di-tion (ĕk’spĭ-dĭsh’On) n. A journey undertaken by a group of people with a definite objective: an expedition against the enemy stronghold; a scientific expedition to the South Pole. The group undertaking such a journey. … [Read more...]

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Filed Under: The Campfire Tagged With: 4x4, axle shaft, dana 35, expedition, Jeep, JPFreek, Lewis and Clark, Overland, pacific ocean, ranch, roads, rock, south pole, trip, vehicle-based, wilderness

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