Occasionally I find a woman strange enough to enjoy my company. The good ones are backpackers. Unfortunately a hammock really isn't that great for couples camping.
Thoughts?
Occasionally I find a woman strange enough to enjoy my company. The good ones are backpackers. Unfortunately a hammock really isn't that great for couples camping.
Thoughts?
buy a clark vertex
There are times when going back to a tent is certainly justified.
Knotty
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A Hammock may be problematic but a pair of Hammocks is a very fine way for the two of you to experience camping together. Highly recommend.Unfortunately a hammock really isn't that great for couples camping.
Thoughts?
Cheers,
Darrel
My wife and I nearly always hang side by side, many times from the same two trees if there is not a trio to set up the honey moon suite.Originally Posted by Darrel
A Hammock may be problematic but a pair of Hammocks is a very fine way for the two of you to experience camping together. Highly recommend.
Cheers,
Darrel
Dancer and I hang together all the time. When the weather's nice, we'll set up under the same tarp.
"If you play a Nicleback song backwards, you'll hear messages from the devil. Even worse, if you play it forward, you'll hear Nickleback." - Dave Grohl
I enjoy my wife's company at home but really don't want her hanging around me in the woods.
Not stereotyping here....just say'in,
i'm a backpacker and she holds me up so on our last trip i picked up the pace.
It worked as she's now re-acclimated herself back to the kitchen as her gear gathers dust.
OhOh, This otta be good!!!I enjoy my wife's company at home but really don't want her hanging around me in the woods.
Not stereotyping here....just say'in,
i'm a backpacker and she holds me up so on our last trip i picked up the pace.
It worked as she's now re-acclimated herself back to the kitchen as her gear gathers dust.
When it goes over their heads, it really doesn't matter how high it is.
YikesI enjoy my wife's company at home but really don't want her hanging around me in the woods.
Not stereotyping here....just say'in,
i'm a backpacker and she holds me up so on our last trip i picked up the pace.
It worked as she's now re-acclimated herself back to the kitchen as her gear gathers dust.My marriage would be history if my wife thought I posted that. We hang together frequently, including many nights at home. We try to find three tree scenarios with one tarp. When paddling or hiking, I simply adjust to having her along, it is different, but it is fun. She can still paddle or hike circles around a lot of my men friends though. What she lacks in strength or speed she makes up for in spirit. It is fun to talk at night, read books, etc. We keep the waterbed for those nights we sleep in and extracurricular activities.
There really is nothing quite like a warm waterbed on a cold winter night. Especially skin to skin. Warms the soul!!
“Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are fairies at the bottom of it too?”
― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Have had a wonderful 24yrs of marriage and have a trailer for family camping.
I prefer to backpack solo and tend to cover a lot of ground up to a week at a time and find it less stressful when i just have myself to worry about and can map my routes according to my ability.
She'll get a hug and kiss when i get home.
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