Not much in the way of searching (“where” can’t be defined as something like “midwest”).

Vote: Sensi Wi-Fi Smart Programmable Thermostat 1F86U-42WF

A cheap tarp goes a long way - ground cloth, shelter

Looks very well-done, and the seller has enjoyed the fruit of his labor (or pocketbook) for almost 10 years now. Drop the price by 50%, and MAYBE we can talk. Otherwise, sorry.

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Glad this was suggested - simple, easy-to-follow recipes, lot’s of helpful information, and laid out very well. Couple that with the fact that this can be had very inexpensively, and it’s truly a winner

My estimate was 24% lower than my current salary. I was recently offered a similar position with a different company, at a wage within 1% of what I’m currently making, so I think my current is “in the ballpark”

And the 0-60 time on my Honda Goldwing is around 5 seconds - still faster than the majority of ‘cages’

I have to laugh at one of the justifications the author mentions...

Easiest thing I’ve found, is to purchase a couple large zip-lock style camping bags, use one for “clean” clothes and one for “not-so-clean”. Bring along a pillow cover, and place the more comfortable bag inside the cover. The bags keep the smell away, serve a valuable purpose by themselves, and don’t add any…

From the way it sits in the water (look at how low the outboard sits), I'd guess these were an attempt to get the front end down a little by providing more floatation in the back.

Adam Savage has a pretty good system

Here's 3 methods (sand, inside spring, and an inside heater)

And my 2015 Legacy doesn't even come close to it's published 36/26 rating, and while not a 'hyper-miler', I don't drive aggressively.

Sounds promising, but appears to be down

In my area (far-north suburb of Chicago), the high schools close due to safety concerns for teenage drivers, but the grammar schools stay open. The high schools actually have buffer days built into the schedule to allow for this.

Used the ash stumps in my fire pit, so they only traveled 100 feet, but excellent point.

Don't know why, but that headlight mount caught my eye

You'll find these for sale should you venture into the Upper Midwest - I've seen them in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. I've made a few when I cut a tree down last year (darned Eemerald ash borer), then used a couple on a campout, supporting a Dutch Oven then later, a large frying pan.

Found on another forum...