Hanging out in the Rockies :)

[MrClockWork]

First backpacking trip was a few years ago in my HH and I slept like a dream! Didnt have the money for a UQ so I fiddled with a CCF pad. Then I dabbled more in the UL world, got a sculpted tarp and "slept" on the ground for the past two years. When my wife and I moved from VA to CO I didn't think hanging would be possible but it looks like I was wrong, and boy am I glad about that Now trying to build up a proper hanging set up (mostly DIY due to newly wed funding) and find a backpacking community out in the west.

Just got a sewing machine so let the games begin! Looking forward to the community and knowledge on here.

[raiffnuke]

Welcome to HF from Mass.

[Cannibal]

Welcome to the hills; nice and white with snow today.

[MrClockWork]

Beautiful day today Cannibal. Not used to snow in October yet. Still have VA seasons in my head

[dragon360]

Hello and Welcome to the HF from Canada!

[Cannibal]

Beautiful day today Cannibal. Not used to snow in October yet. Still have VA seasons in my head

You'll figure it out soon enough.
It sometimes snows in July and it isn't uncommon for a heatwave to sneak itself into December. No seasonal wardrobes around these parts, but it sure is a pretty place to be more often than not.

[Gershon]

Hi from down in Pueblo. Welcome to Colorado. 70's yesterday, snowing today.

Maybe we can hang out sometime.

[JayS]

Just got a sewing machine so let the games begin! Looking forward to the community and knowledge on here.

That would be "thread injector" but welCOme anyway! I have family in "The Springs" and, yes, the hanging opportunities are abundant. There are plenty of public lands within an hour of you, most with gorgeous trees.

[bigbamaguy]

Welcome to HF from Bama............you are so lucky, I miss CO.

[hang10]

welcome to the forums. if you read with one foot on the ground, it will keep your head from spinning. :P