now that's just too much.
I have a pair of Eno Double Nest hammocks, but I will probably be getting a War Bonnet Blackbird next.
WTF CAMPING (and outdoors-like stuff)
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now that's just too much.
I have a pair of Eno Double Nest hammocks, but I will probably be getting a War Bonnet Blackbird next.
Where do you hang them inside a tent?
Large portions of the country don't have trees that are conveniently spaced, or even trees at all. Also not great for people who sleep on their side or stomach.
No tent. I have a tarp and a bug net. In Spring and fall, one doesn't usually need either. It all packs down tightly.
Usually, most of my stuff for one to two people packs down to two of these totes. Dry food and cooking related stuff goes in one bin. Hammocks, flashlights, and what-not in the other. I unpack and clean/air-out everything when I get home. Then, I pack it all back in the bin for next time. It makes it pretty easy to get ready for any trip.
Sleeping on your stomach is for monsters. I sleep on my side. You have to learn HOW to sleep in a hammock or get a better hammock.
Nothing against them. They can work great in places and times and situations where they work great.
Yeah. I get it. I usually camp in the north georgia mountains where it is perfect for hammocks.
"Had" is the operative word.
"I'm afraid Mr. Fly, walking in this dark woods." "That's nothing kid, I'll be more afraid walking back - alone."
"Had" is the operative word.
Had 6 / kept 6. Tomato tomato
maybe. You know they are both nuttier than squirrels(and their turds). Squirrels don't actually remember where they buried stuff so we should expect better of them?
The thought of them gnawing nutz.
Actually squirrels remember where they buried about 80% of their nuts. The other 20 is "giving back" to the forest they got them from. All part of nature's balance.
It's awesome. Once time the bugs were really bad, so we made 2/3 of the tent a living room by adding table and chairs.
