Hi Tim,
I've been busy with some travel and some tending to helping my good friend, Bob, with his post surgical recovery process....plus updating his Pseudo Trek (Flair) with LiFePo4 200AH, Solar (800W) and Inverter (2000W pure sine). Bob and I go waaaay back to age 8 when we first met....his participation and activity with the RV world was severely impacted last year by three emergency vascular bypass surgeries to his left leg which were unsuccessful in the end. He underwent a successful amputation above the knee in January (missing our annual Quartzsite outing) and got his prosthesis in early April following a lengthy recovery. In late April we executed the "carrot on a stick" incentive to get back out and active by caravanning together from his home in Vancouver, WA up to Hoodsport. WA for a NWTFC rally. Last month he and I drove up to Kent, WA to buy his new-to-him next toad, a 2001 Chevy Tracker 4WD w/automatic transmission to replace his Jeep 5 speed (the clutch pedal and entry hight were now an issue....). Later this month we will be attending the NWTFC 20th Anniversary rally in McMinnville together.
As to the Spring Safari Trails issue, it has been delayed due to some health/family issues which have adversely affected our new Editor, so it appears that our Summer issue or possibly our Fall issue may be when we see our next release as a result.....lot's of moving pieces!
In further news concerning the Website, I've managed to overcome one more challenge to keeping it going by finding a work-around for the underlying conflict with updating the supporting PHP version which pulls the whole thing together....previously the highest I could get was PHP v7.4 which was at end of life and no longer receiving security updates. Attempting to upgrade to PHP v 8.1 caused "issues"...now resolved with a baseline configuration change. OK, that's quite enough GEEK SPEAK! Let's just say that keeping this site up and running smoothly has required a LOT more geek research than I had time for while President, but now I seem to be making some progress.