What's up! We are in Arizona!
In our last video we were in Kansas City taking a ton of stuff out of the Scamp
and in the comments a lot of you wanted to see what what the Scamp now looks like!
So I'm gonna take you on a tour!
Oh, hello!
Welcome to the master bedroom!
We're still sort of using the same blanket system
we just have a couple layers, nothing fancy at all.
We've cleared out a bunch of our extra stuff
so under here we still have camping supplies.
Should I pop that up and show em?
Some spare boots, all of our camping gear in the back packs,
snow pants, climbing gear and our tent is all under there.
This is the best size and Nalgene because you can fit it in pockets.
I don't know if they still make it in this spout and stuff anymore but it's awesome.
Also ROKC.
Hashtag.
This bin has our electric heater that we got from Walmart,
a laser, you know, just in case,
ropes and extra climbing gear stuff.
This is all of Elsa's snowboarding stuff and her spacesuit in case it gets cold.
Under here is most of my clothes, I have a little bit more in a bag back there.
That stuff is more cold-weather gear.
When I store my clothes I like to just roll them
so that they can fit nicely and then I can fit a lot of things and that way it's easy to grab them out.
Elsa's clothes. Same sort of deal.
We've found that compartmentalizing things really makes it a lot easier to find them
whenever you're looking.
So, here's the closet. When I'm layering clothes, I try to put the thing that I plan on
wearing last in first so that I can peel off shirts that I wear most often
and then I can put them in the dirty clothes.
I have three or four hangers full of clothes and Elsa has two
So she's winning
(elsa chuckling)
but factor in the giant tub, okay?
And in here we have camera stuff, again modularization is key, so
all of our chargers and stuff are in here.
This is sort of my side of this bench.
Elsa and I throw our stuff here throughout the day.
Fly rod that I hope to convert into a Tenkara rod.
some socks, my backpack, an ax, a hatchet
a shirt and a Crocodile Dundee hat.
Up here is where we generally keep all of our hats. We've rained down
our hat collection recently.
We just got this fan. It is powered by a USB so we
can use it with little mobile battery packs, so that'll be a lot nicer than
having a fan with rechargeable batteries that you have to take in and out.
Under here we still have the same storage but it's virtually empty now since we've
gotten rid of so much stuff.
These are our reflectix window covers. They're super awesome.
Elsa made them. We just cut up reflectix to fit
and then painted them. We also taped magnets on the back
so that they just snap onto the windows.
This is Elsa's side, so we got the uke and her backpack
and then this book is awesome.
She's just been healing the both of us for
coming up on a year now.
This book is actually what kind of got us interested in foraging
because she was flipping through and finding flowers and stuff.
Here's some foraging books.
These are the only books that we've opted to keep
because when you are foraging or out identifying things in the wild,
it's worthwhile to have a physical copy.
Here are our shoes and the Tank Drum.
Currently, Elsa is winning the shoe efficiency battle.
Here we have our tools compartment.
I got rid of a lot of the tools that I did bring, opting to not have any electric tools really.
This little kit from Ikea is awesome. It has lots of the things that you need and
it is pretty well contained.
So, here we have the kitchen.
The reason that everything is sort of out of place is because we just put this shelf in
and we want to figure out what things we're gonna have on the shelves
and where exactly they're going to go so that we can make
little drawers to slide them in and out. But right now we don't really have any
idea what that's gonna look like so for now we're just using these different
baskets to hold things.
Here we have dog bowls, some nuts, our water, all of our canned goods and non-perishables.
Crackers and chips and things of that nature.
Our cooler for the time beingwhile we figure out what we're gonna do about that.
Some baby wipes because those are definite necessity
and veggies and trash can.
We have our fancy new backsplash from Oak and Mortar, thank you Steven Travis Huckaby!
We have some magnets that Elsa put up here for teas
and herbs and stuff and then we have cut down our utensils so that we just have a
pair of scissors, a few knives and then two spoons, two forks, and a set of chopsticks.
Then, we've been keeping the battery up here because we use him so
often and that way we can actually run the solar panel outside, position it in
the sun so that we can be charging things and getting some battery back.
We're still using the Biolites, both the Base Lantern and these little nodules,
I forget what they're called, but they're awesome.
Up here, everything is still about the same. We've just gotten rid of a lot of things that we didn't need.
Another thing that we noticed is if you can find cups that stack together nicely
it'll save you some space. We got some new metal plates. They're a little bit more hygienic than our last.
Spices, coffees and teas. We have a video on all this if you guys want to check it out.
Should we show them the outside?
Sure, oh, this is kind of a cool thing. Treats for Kamp because we're trying to
teach him to come and run back to us after he runs away.
Not working super well, but..
This is our outdoor living room.
We have a crash pad for bouldering that works as a couch.
We have our propane tank, water, some extra reflectix and stuff
and then all of our cooking equipment. We've changed this quite a bit
but we have a video on how we were doing it when we were in Colorado.
Our outdoor table, he's awesome. You can
adjust these legs so it can go all the way up to a bar stool height or I can go all
the way down to sitting on the ground and eating height.
Solar panel. Still the same 30. We're thinking about getting a little bit more power so we might get
a 100 or something just so that we can stay off the grid and not go into town so often.
New old car that has been awesome so far. so this is our third
Anything else?
Come over here
So, this is our third Scamp tour video. The first one was at one month in Kansas City,
the second one was in the mountains at six months and now we're just past 12 months out here
in the desert, so all of them are relevant and cool. A little bit different perspective in each.
If you liked this video where Barron does all the talking,
let me know and we'll do more of those.
And if not, sorry about it.
Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next video! Bye!