Well, so much for waiting to winterize....

Not yet here. Temps are hanging around 45-55 days and 32-38 nights. Been watching the weatherman real close. We're still sleeping in the camper every night (driveway) and use the shower in the morning before work. We've had a lot of rain here in Indiana, but nothing has turned white yet.

I'm really counting days now. We're planning on a South Carolina trip in December again, and then another one in March. So winterizing is no biggie for me. I just want to keep the water in the camper as long as possible.

After it's winterized, we'll go to dry camping in the driveway with a port-a-potty, dump it in the house bath room, and still sleep in the camper until temps get to about 10 above zero. Then it gets too costly to keep the camper heated.

Until then ... yea ... looks like Summer is over for just 'bout
everyone!

wa8yxm wrote:
I winterized last week too but by the "S" method.. In this case "S" is followed by a period and Carolina :).

Went from SNOWING when I got up Tue Morning in Tekonsha, MI (Had to drive up to Marshall and get a new converter since my almost a teenager (only 3 nonths shy) Converter died Sunday) and then headed south.. Went from freezing to 60+

I like your method;)

I winterized last week too but by the "S" method.. In this case "S" is followed by a period and Carolina :).

Went from SNOWING when I got up Tue Morning in Tekonsha, MI (Had to drive up to Marshall and get a new converter since my almost a teenager (only 3 nonths shy) Converter died Sunday) and then headed south.. Went from freezing to 60+

I got total winterization time down to 15 minutes. We camp almost year round so I get lots of practice.

Yeppers. Did mine last week. We knew this Wx wouldn't lat.