Fun Finder in a Blizzard: Trip Report

[profdant139]

This is a link to our latest trip report -- lots of pictures of snowy mountains, lots of photos of our little Fun Finder on the side of a mountain in the middle of nowhere. If you have a few minutes, please feel free to check it out:

http://danschechter.blogspot.com/201...s-of-snow.html

[chily3]

That looks like awesome trip - Nice to have small trailer to get in and out of the mountains. Back to nature--does not get any better than that.

[profdant139]

I can say this here (because we are all Fun Finder Folks, so this is not bragging) -- our trailer was really well insulated. There is a thick layer of styrofoam on all sides and on the roof, and the bottom has a thick layer of fiberglass. So even though it was in the 20s outside at night (and snowing hard), we were quite comfortable inside, even without running the heater. Yes, we dressed warmly, but still -- that is amazing.

I am not sure that all other new trailers are as well insulated.

[michellep]

Yet another awe-inspiring blog post!

[Dillinger-63]

Great story and breath taking pictures. I'm glade all went well with the FF, thanks for sharing