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[Nelson428]

WOW You did have a beautiful site.


J. Nelson
TAC # MS-12
WBCCI # 5314
AirForums # 66116
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[Tincampers]

Originally Posted by Nelson428

WOW You did have a beautiful site.


J. Nelson
TAC # MS-12
WBCCI # 5314
AirForums # 66116
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If you decide to go there, be sure to come south from Blairsville. Don't try to pull your trailer over Blood Mtn (Hwy 19/129N).

[Nelson428]

Ok thanks for the information. That's very helpful, and good information.


J. Nelson
TAC # MS-12
WBCCI # 5314
AirForums # 66116
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[Ahab]

Originally Posted by Ahab

,,,,almost every night this time of year.

Yes, it is the Milky Way.

[AnnArborBob]

Palmetto Island State Park near Abbeville, Louisiana.

[Hittenstiehl]

Lake Pleasant Arizona, 4CU Thanksgiving Rally

[switz]

In the winter, the sound of running water can also be heard from frozen and then broken water lines in the trailer......

[megan]

As a Floridian, we've never camped in any REAL cold. We always get by with just a space heater when it dips below 60. We'd like to go see snow around Christmas. Do I need to know anything special if we want to take our '75 Overlander up into the mountains? I always see people "winterizing" their campers and storing them for winter. Is there some reason we shouldn't camp in the winter?


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[Tincampers]

While in Ga, we had temps below freezing several nights. We just kept the furnace set to come on about 50 degrees and we were quite comfortable all night. Your space heater will help as well, but might keep the furnace from coming on risking your tanks to freezing temperatures.

[tsunami]

Headed home after a month in Florida. She's checking to see if we're there yet!


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[m.hony]

Originally Posted by megan

As a Floridian, we've never camped in any REAL cold. We always get by with just a space heater when it dips below 60. We'd like to go see snow around Christmas. Do I need to know anything special if we want to take our '75 Overlander up into the mountains? I always see people "winterizing" their campers and storing them for winter. Is there some reason we shouldn't camp in the winter?


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No need to winterize if there is no chance of pipes or valves or tanks freezing-

[megan]

Ok. I am intimidated. I'm afraid of furnaces-I've never had one and worry about gassing us all-and I didn't think about tanks or valves freezing. I was just thinking we could run the water for the pipes. If it's below freezing, what do I do about the tanks and valves? We really are hoping to be in the snow?


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[switz]

From living in a mobile home in the mid-west winters nearly 50 years ago...

Probably one of the most overlooked things is taking a heat tape for the water line if one hooks up to an external water supply in cold temps. If the hose freezes, that temp will work into the trailer water system and the sound of running water will be inside the trailer... instead of the creek bed outside.

[Firedog1]

Long Key SP Florida. Real nice

[tsunami]

Originally Posted by Firedog1

Long Key SP Florida. Real niceAttachment 228098

Sure would like to be camping there right now instead of being here in this cold rainy Kentucky weather. Enjoy.

[Fly at Night]

Originally Posted by Firedog1

Long Key SP Florida. Real niceAttachment 228098

Oh boy, that sure looks nice.

[Nelson428]

[QUOTE=Firedog1;1550214]Long Key SP Florida.

WOW very nice and I love the new unit.


J. Nelson
TAC # MS-12
WBCCI # 5314
AirForums # 66116
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[Remax gal]

That's pretty sweet Firedog!! Enjoy!


Laura & Tom

[FCloud9]

Firedog...amazing view! Was it hard to get a reservation?

[Firedog1]

Made reservation 11 months in advance, we also stayed at Bahia Honda SP and I liked that even better.