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Personnigel.2
14/9/2008 at 5:52pm
 Location: High Wycombe Bucks
 Outfit: Pennine Pathfinder View nigel.2's Profile View Profile   Reply to nigel.2 Reply   Quote nigel.2 Quote  
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Hi

We have a Pennine Pathfinder which we use untill the end of october and then put it to bed untill Easter. Just wondered if enyone used there fc over the winter months and could pass on anyinfo or tips they have . My wife wants to sell the fc and get a caravan so we can holiday all year round .Im not to sure about this as i love my Pathfinder so i need your help to change her mind .

Thanks Nigel


PersonJan P
14/9/2008 at 7:33pm
 Location: Herefordshire
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Electric blankets. But to be honest if I really wanted to use it all winter I would buy a c*r*v*n. Any weather too bad for me to want to sleep in the pathfinder is too bad for me to want to tow so I am happy with what we have. A porch awning is the other thing I would want to keep boots and coats in. It was minus four this easter and we were fine and we have been out in february half term too.

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Personpathwalker
15/9/2008 at 7:52pm
 Location: North Walsham
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We were out last November and again at easter this year in the snow.
Towing home in a blizard is not fun

An oil filled radiator is best to keep the camper warm overnight. The other thing you would need is somewhere to dry the unit or leave it up untill it is time to go away again, whichever comes first.



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