Date:         Mon, 20 Sep 2004 17:21:05 -0700
Reply-To:     Michael Rule <manikmike@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Michael Rule <manikmike@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: end of camping season????
Comments: To: 87 Westy <87westy@GMAIL.COM>
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Hiya,

Gots any pics/ purchase-source/ design-hints of #4 insulation?
Sounds clever to me!
mike


87 Westy <87westy@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
Fall: The End of the Beginning of Camping Season...

1. Flannel encased double-sized feather bed
2. Very thick down comforter
3. Propex heater, thermostat, and full dedicated propane tank.
4. Pop top canvas and all windows covered from the inside with custom
cut foil bubble wrap insulation attached with velcro or compression
fitted, labled for quick installation.
5. Lots of hot coffee in the morning
6. A slug or two of strong adult beverage at night.
7. Snowboarding, hiking, or skiing all day to ensure a sound sleep.

Winter and late fall are the best times to own a Westy. The highest
camp grounds in the Sierra drop to the 20's F or lower at night in
October just before they close for the winter. Even in busy Yosemite
Park is relatively uncrowded.

Sugar Pine Point State Park at Lake Tahoe was already been mentioned
as a Westy winter haven (about 12 plowed camp sites all winter).
Homewood ski area is a nice low-key snow resort nearby.


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