Yes, people—we are back. In this video Fiona and I introduce y’all to my new little “Bugout Box,” affectionately shortened down to Bob: a 2003 13 ft Scamp. I know a bunch of you are here for hammock, hot tent, truck tent, and winter truck camping—don’t worry about it, that ain’t going anywhere. This is just one more way for us to get outside, have some shelter when the weather is rough, and still keep it simple. I walk you through the full exterior and interior: weight (about 1,200–1,500 lbs), tongue weight (around 200 lbs), 20 lb propane up front, deep cycle battery for a couple interior lights, and 30-amp shore power. I show the city water hookup, gray water drain, the outdoor light and AC outlets, and the rear stabilizer jacks (stabilization, not leveling—because this thing likes to rock). Inside we’ve got the sink with a cutting board, a pumped faucet with a tank under the cabinet, a propane stove, an ice chest with a drain, and a ton of storage under basically everything. I also talk about the “rat fur” carpet liner and why it helps with condensation and insulation, plus plans for a light renovation series—starting with replacing the missing fold-down table.