looks great!
I wish I had mature trees in my yard to allow me to hang ... but it's not the case so Ill have to build a stand soon enough
looks great!
I wish I had mature trees in my yard to allow me to hang ... but it's not the case so Ill have to build a stand soon enough
You all make me envious. This is what I have to work with....
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My backyard hanging area
I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !
Holy mackerel.Originally Posted by gunner76
Here is mine
Straight out of Clayton.
Most physical hike: Grandfather Mountain, NC. Aug 13.
I don't need to make my pack lighter. I need to make my (_*_) lighter.
Heres a quick stand i made to hang in the yard. I have plenty of woods too but none close. Too cow pasture lol.
Tried to hang in my backyard a few years back when I first got into hanging. On the south side of the city of Lakeland with a bar a couple hundred yards behind the house. Can't really make out the music but hear the bass thump until 2:00 AM. Then there is the ambulance service a half mile up the road which during the winter snowbird season, hanging season here in Florida, seems to run all night. Finally just gave up on even trying.
Most of us end up poorer here but richer for being here. Olddog, Fulltime hammocker, 365 nights a year.
Some of you guys make me so jealous! Will post no pictures. LOL
Here is mine. The only place in the yard to hang. A small tree next to the deck and a tree just on the outside of the fence. I had to notch out the top of four fence boards to keep my suspension from rubbing. It's the bare minimum for hammock and tarp at 13 feet.
RON
A tree's a tree. How many more do you need to look at? ~ Ronald Reagan
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