hello fellow hammockers, ive been hanging for about a year now and love it. i have the eno setup now (pronest/profly) looking at a maccat and toying around with a diy hammock to lighten my load. just got done doing a 300 mile trek on the AT, delaware water gap to vermont, and loved every moment of it looking to get back out real soon.
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Just got back from a quick trip to the Laurel Highlands Trail in Western PA (video to follow)
Really beautiful and good to back in the PA Piney Woods. Look forward to hearing about your adventures!
SN
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Welcome to the forum. I see you're from Necopeck, PA. We kayak the Nescopeck Creek whenever it's up. My daughter, also a hammocker, lives in Danville...right down the road. Have you hiked the Loyalsock Trail?
Miguel
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actually planning on doing the loyalsock sometime this summer miguel.
ohh and the nescopeck/black creek runs down behind my house i love kayaking it.
The central I-80 corridor is well represented. With a good tail wind I can almost spit into Danville.Originally Posted by Miguel
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