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John:  The 19000 BTU propane furnace and the electric mattress pads keep us toasty warm!  In really cold weather, we also have the option of "turtling" by folding the beds up and having a hard shell all around.         

Art:  Good observation about the positioning of the axles!  The North American style is probably more stable for towing due to the greater distance from the hitch to the axle.  As you mentioned, it kind of forces us to tow with heavier vehicles due to the higher tongue weights.  We rarely see anyone towing with a car, other than those folks towing smaller tent trailers.  Fuel supply and prices will likely force North American manufacturers to do it your way in the future.

Ross & Brenda J., Keswick, Ontario, Canada

Quote: Originally posted by ArtJackson on 21/12/2009

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I take it nobody pulls caravans with normal 'sedan' type cars?

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Quote: Originally posted by shamrock lady on 22/12/2009

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Great photos Bosco Bear.  Reminds me a little of a folding camper with out the folding bit.  Do ye camp out in the autumn .  Some of the shots seemed to be taken at that time , lots of snow in the winter ?

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Hi Bosco Bear.   That is just so cool!  Why on earth don't our European Builders offer somthing similar.  Swift crossed with Pennine?   Not a compromise but literally pushing the envelope.

I want one!!!!!