Alright, so I'm out for a quick overnight here. I'm actually out here at my sister's property just south of town or west of town and I'm trying out a couple of things. I got a new pack and I haven't seen a lot about these packs on on YouTube but it's a Nashville pack company. This will probably be my warm weather pack so I loaded up everything that I would normally carry on a short trip in the warmer climate, warmer temperatures, say 15 above, 55, 55, and everything fit fine in here. No problems is around 13 pounds with with a night of, well, two meals a breakfast in a dinner. So not a lot of food. Water, fuel, extra clothes, just a lightweight layer for the night if it got down into the 50s. So nothing super thick. So I'm trying that but I hadn't hiked with it because I'm out here. I just drove out here to the, to the property. But I did load everything in here, put it on. It fits really well. I don't really, I've only had this pack like a week so I really can't do a review of it because I hadn't really hiked with it. So far I like what I see. It's a two-tonne, robeck nylon body. The straps are kind of the best style straps. Real super soft so I'm going to use it a little bit and then I'll tell you what I think about it. But it probably won't work for winter trips because it didn't have the volume that I think I would need from my thicker quilts. So that's one thing I kind of loaded up to test. The other thing that I'm trying out is I've got my climate shield quilts. They're two and a half ounce per square yard climate shield quilts that I made a while back. Got the under quilt on the hammock over there. The top quilts here and I'm giving them a shot tonight. This is the top quilt. But they're pretty thin but the the low tonight is 48 which is supposed to hit 48 early a.m. like 5 a.m. or whatever. So it's going to be in the low 50s most of the night and then hit upper 40s right at the early dawn. So I'm trying these quilts out just to see. I have a feeling that I'll make it chilly because it may be a little bit. These may be more mid 50s. But we're going to try it and see. I've got my thicker quilt swimming in case I need them. But I came I heard to give that a shot tonight. All right. So campsite I'll set up. Got my war bonnet. El Dorado hammock set up under there with those apex two and a half ounce apex quilts. And then that's a tarp that I made. That's a what is that? That's an argon a Dutchware argon tarp. I think or zinon. One of them I can't remember. It's a super lightweight tarp. I've used it a time or two. It's supposed to be pretty clear tonight. No rain really. But maybe a little dew with the clouds. Clouds are supposed to be out of here and pretty clear skies. I should be nice. But this is my my setup area. You can see it's just I just drove out here. It's super easy to get to the airport here is actually about five miles that way. But it's a regional airport. So it should get quiet here before too long. But yeah my sister and her husband and their cousins recently bought the rest of this property. They owned everything that way. I think it was 11 acres they owned before. That's still all wooded there. Then they bought this other 15 I think between the two of them. They split it and they've been clearing it. So that's why all the trees are gone here are most of them at least. And so this is a great little place for me to come out and do a little quick overnight. It's only like 20 minutes from the house. And I'm kind of glad they left these trees right here. This is a perfect little spot. I hadn't been out here since I cleared it. But that's going to be a nice little spot for the night. So they're they cleared it because they're both of them are pilots. So they're putting in a runway actually. So that's why I've got it cleared all the way up to the front of the property. And so they're going to put in a little grass runway here because both of them fly and my sister and her husband on the little flight school here outside of town. And so airplanes are their thing. So I just am utilizing their property for a little camp spot for the night. Well good morning. It's a beautiful sunny morning and I slept really well. But I did get cold. It was let me check this thing though. It got down to 43 last night. Was the coldest it got which was colder than I expected. But I woke up about midnight 12, 15 little chilly. And it was 47 degrees when I woke up. So I can't say that I'm terribly surprised. The two and a half ounce climate shield insulation really is not supposed to get you down into the 40s. You know, 50s mid 50s is probably fine. And I was fine when I went to bed. I wasn't cold. When I lay down I did have on this kui fleece hoodie fleece. I had this on and another insulation lightweight and slated top. So you know that helps. But I was fine when I lay down but it was 50, 53 degrees when I went to bed. And I did okay till around a little after midnight. So not terribly surprised but it was a good test anyway just to see if I could get down into that temperature range with those quilts. But now I know that I can't. So those will be dedicated to 50. Let's say 55 and above for the forecasted low or wherever I'm going to go. I'll take those in the in the warmer warmer weather. You know, late spring, summer. But otherwise I'll stick with my mother quilts. I had my underground quilt banded top quilt and hemigear Phoenix under quilt. Both have them are rated to 20 degrees. So I got up and put those on and went back to sleep was doing fine. They did great. So I'm going to have a quick breakfast here. A little coffee and some some grits and pork sausage from camp chow. It was a nice nice night. You could probably hear the highway in the distance. That's the only bad thing about here is you know, they got kind of quiet later in the evening. But as soon as it was daylight highways moving out there. So that's only downside of sleeping out here is that that highway noise comes in. So otherwise it's a beautiful night clear. No clouds. No wind. I had the tarps set up in porch mode. So it was a super bright moon really full. You know, I could see really well. Watch the moon rise over that way and work across the sky. So it was a really nice night to just sit out and enjoy a little small fire and enjoy the evening. So hope you enjoyed it. Hope you learned something. If you got a climate shield 2.5 ounce climate shield quilt wouldn't trust it below 50s mid 50s. All right. You all have a good day.