It had shelves, a cooking area, and storage. When the kitchen is constructed, get the stove out, fill it up, and start melting water right away. A small ensolite pad placed under the stove will help insulate it from the snow and keep it working more efficiently. Changing Clothes While setting up the tent and constructing the kitchen, you'll be working and keeping warm. But, sometime after those chores the activity level drops and you'll need to be careful to put on dry, warmer clothing before you chill.
Most skiers change into a dry pair of socks and then pull on a pair of down or fiberfill booties.
Over the booties, a pair of water-resistant overboots can be worn for walking around in the snow. The bootie-overboot combination does the trick when it comes to keeping warm while standing around in camp. It feels good to get out of ski boots. Cooking By the time members of the group have changed into warmer clothing and laid sleeping bags in the tent, the water on the stove is likely to be hot. First on the program is a hot drink for everyone.