Welcome to our Website!
We are Jim and Deb K., aka the Trail-Nuts.
Our unquenchable sense of adventure and love of nature fuels our curiosity. We yearn for those far-flung places and to experience nature at its rawest, somewhere lost in a map's fold. It's out there where our senses are heightened and we feel most alive. We never know where our adventures may take us, but we hope to document them here through photos and video as we go mostly for us to one day look back on, but if you've somehow stumbled upon our little website, welcome and we hope we inspire you to get out there and take the path less traveled!
We are Jim and Deb K., aka the Trail-Nuts.
Our unquenchable sense of adventure and love of nature fuels our curiosity. We yearn for those far-flung places and to experience nature at its rawest, somewhere lost in a map's fold. It's out there where our senses are heightened and we feel most alive. We never know where our adventures may take us, but we hope to document them here through photos and video as we go mostly for us to one day look back on, but if you've somehow stumbled upon our little website, welcome and we hope we inspire you to get out there and take the path less traveled!
JP Magazine
2012 Jeep JKU Rubicon Rocklander Goes Wherever it Wants
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March 2020 print addition of JP Magazine.
Author - Stuart A. Bourdon
Rockcrawlers and overlanders seem like they might be two completely different branches of the off-road enthusiast tree. One enjoys tackling difficult trail obstacles, and therefore builds a rig that has as much wheel travel and axle articulation as possible, with low gearing to creep over big rocks. The other seeks to travel dirt roads and off-road trails deep into the wilds, explores new places, and camps independently under the stars. These rigs are built for long-distance travel, with enhanced overnighting and livability upgrades.
Author - Stuart A. Bourdon
Rockcrawlers and overlanders seem like they might be two completely different branches of the off-road enthusiast tree. One enjoys tackling difficult trail obstacles, and therefore builds a rig that has as much wheel travel and axle articulation as possible, with low gearing to creep over big rocks. The other seeks to travel dirt roads and off-road trails deep into the wilds, explores new places, and camps independently under the stars. These rigs are built for long-distance travel, with enhanced overnighting and livability upgrades.
Our corresponding Rubicon video!
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