2027 MOORE Expo

[85_Ranger4x4]

I just got a thing over the weekend that they have moved it to the Missouri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia.

Its a little east of Kansas City, much shorter drive than to Springfield for us.

But no Mark Twain National Forest, no Lake of The Ozarks, no SMORR...

MOORE Expo // April 16-17, 2027 // Missouri State Fairgrounds – Sedalia, MO

“The Midwest’s #1 Adventure Travel Consumer Show” A homegrown, family-run expo where beginners and seasoned pros can swap stories, learn, and gear up for their next trip.

mooreexpo.com

It will be interesting to see what all they come up with.

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Minimalism is a ploy by Big Small to sell more less.

 

[Li'l Work Truck]

Minimalism is a ploy by Big Small to sell more less.

 

[Uncle Gump]

It's kinda crazy that I fully understand what he said.

 

[Curious Hound]

Minimalism is a ploy by Big Small to sell more less.

Yes no

 

[scotts90ranger]

Minimalism is a ploy by Big Small to sell more less.

And here you are with a Ranger, so you've already bought more less...

 

[Uncle Gump]

And he really wants a big small.

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

And he really wants a big small.

Just sold Big Small to @Blmpkn... sad!

 

[Curious Hound]

Just sold Big Small to @Blmpkn... sad!

Should I bring my trailer so I can get it to SC for him in my way home? Just want to be helpful.

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Should I bring my trailer so I can get it to SC for him in my way home? Just want to be helpful.

Harbor Freight one should do the trick.

 

[Blmpkn]

Should I bring my trailer so I can get it to SC for him in my way home? Just want to be helpful.

Would you be a dear and put it all back together for me too? I'll bring you down all the various New England stuff nobody seems to know about anywhere else.. red hot dogs, whoopie pies, coffee milk.. a meal fit for a king and his curious hound.

 

[Curious Hound]

Would you be a dear and put it all back together for me too? I'll bring you down all the various New England stuff nobody seems to know about anywhere else.. red hot dogs, whoopie pies, coffee milk.. a meal fit for a king and his curious hound.

Bring it on. I'm not doing anything but tearing my own Ranger apart and putting it back together again. Might as well do 2.

My mom makes the best whoopie pies in the world. Grew up on coffee milk. I am running low on maple syrup. Maine or Vermont syrup would be fine.

I'm originally from Pennsylvania, not far from Pennsylvania Dutch, Amish and Mennonite communities, in addition to my families' German and Polish heritage.

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

I'm originally from Pennsylvania, not far from Pennsylvania Dutch, Amish and Mennonite communities

Whole lotta stuff just started making sense.

 

[Blmpkn]

Bring it on. I'm not doing anything but tearing my own Ranger apart and putting it back together again. Might as well do 2.

My mom makes the best whoopie pies in the world. Grew up on coffee milk. I am running low on maple syrup. Maine or Vermont syrup would be fine.

I'm originally from Pennsylvania, not far from Pennsylvania Dutch, Amish and Mennonite communities, in addition to my families' German and Polish heritage.

I LOVE me some whoopie pies.. mmmm. There's a local bakery up here that makes all sorts of "elevated" offerings.. carrot cake "buns" filled with cream cheese frosting... Red velvet and cream cheese frosting.. regular chocolate filled with cookies & cream filling.. pumpkin filled with cinnamon filling.. at least half a dozen more that I'm forgetting.

They've totally spoiled me, it's hard to eat an O.G whoopie now after trying all the "bourgeois" ones..

I try and keep away from the sweets as much as I can nowadays though lol. I'm down to a "trim" 192lbs... Last April I was closing in on 260 🫪.. I was literally consuming a weeks worth of sugar daily started aiming for under the daily recommended value of sugar and the weight fell right off.


Do you have a real "syrup season" that far south?

 

[Curious Hound]

Do you have a real "syrup season" that far south?

Nope. It isn't harvested here in SC. Not sure that sugar maples even grow very well down here. Some people might try them as shade trees. But no syrup farming. That's left to sugar cane and sorghum farmers.