Do and Jodie, as well as their resident dog, were ready to greet me and my friend the moment we arrived at their farm. Jodie proceeded to give us a comprehensive tour of the farm, truck and amenities. I was rather dismayed when I realised that the shower and toilet were located some distance away from the truck, and they were only accessible through tall wild grass and muddy dirt tracks. It certainly didn't help that it had rained throughout the night and continued to rain throughout our stay. The farm compound was also rather poorly lit - it was next to impossible for us to find our way around had we not brought our own high beam torches along. That said, the truck was surprisingly cosy inside - the sheets were fresh and thick, which rendered them all the more welcoming through the wet and cold night that my friend and I had encountered during our stay. Unfortunately, we did not stay warm for long as the small basin in the truck ran out of water the next morning despite us not having used much water at all. It got even worse later on when I decided to take a shower - first, the shower ran out of hot water; then, it ran out of water altogether. I barely managed to coax drips and drops of water from the shower, just enough to rinse off the soap and shampoo that I was lathered in, and that in itself was a tiring and unpleasant 45-minute workout. I really don't think my experience, albeit one night only, in this truck and on this farm justified the price that I'd paid for it.