I did a review for my Pomoly Locomotive 20 previous to this and now it was time to test it out. What better time to test it out than to do it in a typical East Coast storm that consists of snow, freezing rain, rain, and high winds. It started out at -11 degrees celcius and slowly warmed throughout the night. The snow was heavy initially through the night and I had to tap the tent to knock off the accumulated snow. I can say though as the precipitation converted to rain, the tent did not leak and I remained nice and dry. It is a great little tent. I had minor issues with my stove pipe even after cleaning before departing on the trip. I will have to flash the pipe in a hot fire to burn that baked-on layer of creosote off. inside the pipe. It was dripping down the sides after melting and clogging up the stove. I was burning fully dry hardwood but I believe it was remnants from previous fires when softwood was my only source of firewood. Other than that, I had a great habanero mac & cheese along with a homemade piece of fry bread to go along with it. Shadow and I had a great time. It was a wet-blowing nasty departure but made it back safely. I hope you enjoyed this adventure. Please like and subscribe #bboliveofftheland #pomoly #hottent #hottentcamping
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