Yesterday, we drove up the I-45 and exited 2920 ( near
El Palanque ) and found
Terry Vaughn RVs closed. Before we got the lunch place, we were already looking at travel trailers I could pull with my truck. Today I visited and a long talk with Ron. These people are very knowledgeable and certainly understood that I was green!!!
I looked at four different ones, and settled on this one. Large enough to not be claustrophobic, but small enough to be comfortably pulled by the Hummer.
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The most important room ( for me ) in this project is the bathroom. Angel does not squat over an open pit. I love to say that camping is a hotel without room server. This one has a tub, though probably more suited to Tattoo ( from Fantasy Island ) than for me.
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Queen sized bed and bunk beds too. Found some great sheets for the bunk beds. I think I have an idea for the queen size school.
Better be sure the insulation is "Four Seasons" R-7 is only good to 40F It is 15F in Calgary and 25F in Prince George and -1 to -4 at night in Whitehorse at this time of year. The tanks need to be insulated or the water will freeze solid. There are four season trailers. I do not believe this is.
ReplyDeleteYou do realize that Alaska Airlines permits dogs in the passenger cabin ? In a carrier, with comfy dog bed, and pee pad ? 9 hour first class flight with dogs for $1,000. Versus
ReplyDelete$25,000 to driving 4,000 miles hauling a trailer in freezing temperatures ? And trying to make a deadline of April first ?
The dogs will be in a confined space for a week ? If you can really do it in a week, versus 9 hours ?