Yes people, we are back—and we picked a perfect time for it. We’d just gotten a good snowfall, it was a blustery 20° outside, and we were already running low on daylight, so I got straight to setting the truck up for backseat camping in the snowy woods. I show you how I block out the windows with blackout reflectix (and a simple little pro tip using craft sticks to keep it from falling on you at 2 a.m.), plus a couple cold-weather habits like keeping the wipers up so they don’t freeze to the glass. This is a spot we’ve been to plenty of times, way out in the middle of nowhere, and it was downright pretty with that first real snow of the year. Once camp was set, I let Fiona get her wiggles out, then took care of her paws with Musher’s Secret because boots that fit her tiny feet just aren’t happening. Back in the truck, I ran it briefly to get some heat going and dry her out, then cooked supper right there in the cab—chicken with Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes—using my Stoke Voltics Duel with the Oseriz AE600 power bank. It did better than I expected and only knocked about 10% off the battery, but you do have to stir pretty constantly when you’re heating frozen food. We wrapped the night with hot tea, a warm setup, and a fantastic sleep in my “minus 255” sleeping bag, then kept breakfast simple before heading off to the next adventure.