Ep. 76 | Real 4-Season Campers and Staying Warm in Cold Weather

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PJ and Clint riff on what they think it means to be a truly 4-season camper, and how to keep yourself comfortable in low temperatures. So, if your plans include cold times and destinations, you’ll want to consider your setup and your gear! Join us!

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