That's pretty interesting, I could see it being quite relaxing rocking back and forth on a nice day.
I have to admit when I saw the title of this thread, I was thinking I was going to be reading about some hammock which you filled up with water and was suppose to act like a water bed hung from a tree.
Its just basically a small pontoon boat with a hammock on it. Can you imagine how much money they would ask for that thing, crazy.
It'd be a fun DIY project for someone. Not me, as I have no workspace, easy access to water, and will in fact be "living outside the box" for the next few to several months, as I try to figure out to what part of the country/world I would like to relocate.Originally Posted by jons4real
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Some people really need to learn how to get into and out of a hammock, though he was at a disadvantage with those flipper bars, I really dislike those hammocks.
Looked like it had a trolling motor.
wheres the part of that hammock dealing with speedboat or jetski wakes??? Ill like to see that!
Looks like it was filmed in Lake Tahoe. I know that overlook.
Talk about sleeping with the fishes.
"For the Glory of All, The Light Shines on".
i have seen many a small sail boats with just a net between to pontoons
If you configure your tarp right you could use it as a sail.
My hammock has looked very sail-like strung between two trees on several occassions.
It would lend itself well strung vertically from a mast using the suspension. Controlling said set up may pose difficult.
"Aye, matey, loft the Blackbird, set the whoopie, shiver me timbers...arrrrrhhh"(said with a pirate accent.)
Ambulo tua ambulo.
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