Author Archives: HighPoint Overland

Changes: Where we’ve been, where we are, where we are going.

I have been in a reflective mood over the last few months. As some of you may be aware, I cancelled the HighPoint Overland Podcast on October 3, 2023. Upon cancellation, I deleted the entire archive of episodes created over 2.5 years. I won’t go into all the reasons why I made this decision toContinue reading “Changes: Where we’ve been, where we are, where we are going.”

End Of The Road…Changes….. And An Exciting Future Ahead

A look into what I have experienced over the last 3+ years in the Overland “Community” It’s been an an amazing and exciting journey for Paula and I over the last three years or so. For those of you who haven’t heard how we started out, let me give you a quick background on whatContinue reading “End Of The Road…Changes….. And An Exciting Future Ahead”

Paid Guides – Don’t do it

Shepards Aren’t Always Looking Out For Your Best Interest On a recent podcast I included a segment that I recorded while driving through the Ouachita National Forest. In this segment I talked about how I started with dispersed camping and the process I undertook to prepare myself.  Below, I have included  an email I receivedContinue reading “Paid Guides – Don’t do it”

Tone & Tenor , Trolls and Throat Punches

I want to start off by saying that I didn’t go looking for another reason to call out the Blue Haired Fairy (BHF). These opportunities keep presenting themselves. When you have someone like the BHF and the sheep that follow him, there’s no shortage of drama to discuss. With that being said, let’s wade intoContinue reading “Tone & Tenor , Trolls and Throat Punches”

The Overland Commentator

Yes, you read that right, the Overland Commentator. There’s a change on the horizon… A former acquaintance, dubbed me the Overland Curmudgeon a little over a year and half ago. Shortly thereafter people started asking me why THAT name. Some asked, what’s a curmudgeon (stupid millennial)? Most just laughed about it and over the next fewContinue reading “The Overland Commentator”