Now or Never

Hard-shell Skycamp on the roof for warm nights with a view. Inside, a platform bed for storms, borders, and the days we don’t want to climb a ladder.

12 V fridge, two-burner, and water in jerrycans — not pretty, but it makes coffee before the highway starts arguing.

A Jackery-sized bank and solar on the roof keep laptops, the fridge, and string lights alive when we camp without hookups.

No built-in tank yet. We haul water, filter the sketchy taps, and keep a LifeStraw for creek-side arrogance.

The bed platform is also a desk. When the sky clears, the Mini uploads the journal and the newsletter. When it doesn’t, we write offline and wait.

Everything inside bolts in so we can swap modules at a border. Insulation first, then electrical, then drawers that actually latch on washboard roads.