How do I save a series of web URLs as PDFs?

Twice a year I have to go to the same websites to visit specific URLs and then create a pdf of each page visited. I'd like to do this with Automator but cannot find any "create PDF from URL" actions or any ideas of how to do this some other way.
Can you suggest any solutions, please? Ideally I want to create an Automator.app to do this so I can set it as a cron job to be done without needing any attention from me.
Any suggestions?
Mac

Try this...
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/downloadurlsaspdfs.html
It's also possible to do with the actions in Automator but you don't have much control..
1. Get Specified URLs
2. Download URLs
3. Print Finder Items
You may need Adobe Acrobat (the application, not just the reader) to add the Adobe PDF to the list of available printers.

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