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  1. I personally would do an RV instead of a pilot. There are 24ft RVs forsale for 20-30K. Tow a small car for driving around the area. Something like this https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2613183542232560/
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  2. It's going to be hot tomorrow, but fortunately, also really humid!
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  3. Sounds to me like this is an awesome adventure and you guys will make some great memories. You will get a ton of advice but it is based on the experiences of the person commenting, doesnt mean you need to haul all your possessions with you though. When my kids were younger and we traveled to where ever we almost always took too much stuff we thought we needed and just never used. In the end we did not need all that crap. After a lot of miles and trips we learned to travel simple and no one cared. Live in the moment without the creature comforts or trappings of life. The basics will get you by fine. And Yea ,, report back this sounds pretty cool.
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  4. Forget the bigger car. Just leave the kids at home. (Just kidding. I'm sure your kids are cool.)
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  5. Oh, and the most important tool for me is an Amazon Prime membership. The secret is that you do not need to buy every single tool right now. What you DO need is the ability to have what you need delivered in 24-48 hours consistently. Get the basics then be willing to overpay a tiny bit to get stuff delivered as you need it. There is no need to put out the money today for something you may need once a year. But the stuff you will use every week now to get set up and then worry about all the specialty tools as needed. This is especially true for the folks that only get to ride on the weekends. Knowing you can order something on Sunday night, have it in your hands on Tuesday and be back in business for Saturday morning is great.
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  6. IMHO, BBSP is right up your alley for the type of riding it appears you enjoy. There's some great stuff to go explore off trail as well (cabins, mines,etc). The lajitas trail loop is cool and has a little flow mixed in for good measure. The last bit is pure desert tech. We did it around christmas and depending on the wind, we were usually in short sleeves. There's a bunch of cool stuff to see up on the basin as well but its all on foot. https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/498415/lajitas-trails-outer-loop https://www.mtbproject.com/directory/8010385/big-bend-ranch-state-park This place was a trip too https://texashillcountry.com/la-kiva-the-heart-of-terlinguas-grisly-murder/
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