So let's show you my tarp setup this time. This is more of a diamond setup. I'll put a tree there. The ridge line comes down and just down to the ground there. But this side dropped down. This is the side that the wind was mostly blowing on last yesterday. And here we got my bed. Underneath here at the front is my wash basin. And I always keep with my sleeping bag in the dry sack. That dry sack there is my 25 liter dry sack that I keep my clothes jacket and stuff in. This is my day vest that I carry around with me. My towel that I washed up with this morning and I just hang up the dried before I put it away. Go to the other side here. Down here is just a blanket I have that has a waterproof bottom on it. I like to put it there just so when I get up I get some place to put my feet to put my boots on. Put my socks and boots back on. I don't need this at this time of year but that's my mosquito netting. If I needed that then I could hook that up, hang that up and draper right over my bed. So I don't get bugs. So my silky saw sitting on top of my rain gear. Never know when it's going to rain so I keep my rain gear right there. And just right beside that is that. Oh okay that's my rain jacket, that's my rain pants. And from this side that's just a dry sack for the sleep bag. This time my other dry sack. So at night time what I did was I dropped this post down here and dropped that down almost to the ground. So if it rained I didn't have to worry about wind blowing the water in and getting me wet or anything like that. Same with the poster at the front. I dropped that down and got this down as close as possible to the ground. So pretty much the only open end was here but again this ridge line here would have been lower once I dropped this pole here. So that was my sleeping sweat.