Yesterday we had a ton of eagles visiting the spit, counted 24. Got this photo from our campsite, 8 eagles perched in a tree across the estuary, little blurry due to the extreme zoom and cropping needed.
Several of them are juveniles and haven't got the famous white heads of a Bald Eagle yet.

They are wearing out fast, a pretty cheapie tire I imagine. I'll likely replace with Toyo Open Country tires, they were the ones I used for my last two sets on my old truck and I was happy with them. Long life and quiet.
I get the HT all season model that's for mainly highway use as most of my driving is on the pavement. and I rarely encounter snow, mostly rain.
https://www.toyotires.ca/tires/open-country-ht-all-season-highway

Randy I use to have the Steadyfast system on my Montana High country it worked real good and easy to use. The other system is a JT strongarm works the same way they both have good reviews. I dont have them now because i have six point level system on my Montana which work great.
The reason I chose Steadyfast was the easy set up and take down just a turn of a big wing nut that tighten and unloosened the bar.

Hi Ray!
How are the Firestone tires holding up? I’m due for tires soon and I’m thinking Michelin but open for suggestions.
Thanks
G

Hey best wishes for Anne.
A new lens there goes the budget my wife would say lol.
Keep safe.