Hi and it's Rob from Labbook and I'm here to keep him cold in Monca. He's going to show us how to turn a blanket into a cloak. We're not any banking, it's gotta be the right site. Just for anybody who either you need some extra kit or you're somewhere and you need some extra warmth and you've got access to a piece of cloth or planning to go somewhere, I've got this one cloth here. Two metres is not long enough for an adult human. And a half metres is too long. 2.1, 2.2, it's just about right. Okay, so about 2.2 yeah. Yep, yep. So the cloth is a bit right, so what we'll do, we'll start off just folding a bit down. Wrap it around my back. Resist the temptation just to clasp it up there. Like the throat, that pins you in, pins your arms in. So what we're going to do is just pull it so that we get it somewhere between the elbow and the wrist. And then we bring the other side up. So the two ends are roughly the similar length, it's not essential. The crucial bit is to get it on your shoulder. And then with a pin, could be a fancy pin, it's a cannabular. Yes, a simple, big safety pin, a kilt pin. Just secure it in place. Plan up to pin it to yourself, give it a move. And there we are, we've got front of our body covered against the elements. Back covered, we've got slits at the side so that we can use our dominant hand. Maybe throw a weapon, have a drink, whatever, all those essentials at last. For the other arm, again, resist the temptation to throw this back, compromising the whole thing. Bring it up onto your elbow, got both hands perfect. And that bit we've folded over at the beginning. This is your hood, if needed. So there we are, that's how to turn 2.1, 2.2 meters of spare cloth into a lifesaver. And of course, if it's not soaking wet, having kept you dry at the end of a hard day, you can roll into bed with an extra blanket. Which is always laughing. There we go, brilliant, thank you Keith, that is absolutely superb. Very have it, cloth in the cloak. Thank you Keith, you're most welcome.