So, you’ve decided to leave on a long-term overland trip. You saved up the money, purchased a reliable vehicle, the paperwork is in order, and you’re all packed up. The key is in the ignition, you’ve strapped on your seatbelt, given mom a kiss goodbye. The open road awaits. Awesome.
Now, I want you to get out of that brand-new, reliable vehicle that you love so much. Take your things with you, except for your cell phone. Oh, and leave the computer behind. No, the satellite phone stays at home, too. And the radio, GPS, and satellite tracking device. Yes, you may bring your wallet, but please remove the credit cards.
You’re equipped with paper maps, binoculars, some pens, a notebook, compass, and a 1974 Land Rover Series III. Since…