Highland hanger

[Tjalling]

Thanks everyone for the welcome

We are not done yet! A very warm welcome from a Dutchman who relies on Scottish anti-freeze beside US TQ and UQ in lower temperatures.

[Shewie]

Hi tabasco - welcome to the forum

[Les Rust]

Welcome, Tabasco. I used to live in Louisana where they make that delicious stuff--how did you get that for a trail name? Hope you enjoy HF--it's almost as much fun to hang out here as it is in the woods.

[Womble]

Hi up there !

I cant remember quite how it happened but i was looking up kit for a wee trip i'm planning up Glen Etive for the end of the month and stumbled on the the genius idea of taking a hammock instead of my trusty bomb proof tent.

I think it is worth a poll to find out just how many ended up on this forum while initially looking for something completely different Just my case.

I love Scotland - I have the strong feeling that I must have had some business in the Highlands in a previous life. Never tired to return !

Have fun hanging

[tabasco]

We are not done yet! A very warm welcome from a Dutchman who relies on Scottish anti-freeze beside US TQ and UQ in lower temperatures.

That stuff is bad for you man. or at least, it was always bad for my tent poles.

[tabasco]

I used to live in Louisana where they make that delicious stuff--how did you get that for a trail name?

It was just there in front of me when i filled out the form man. Its great stuff, i take some everywhere. Maybe i will visit Louisana some time; it seems to me that a place with that much cultural variety, that makes such a fine tasting a fiery condiment, might just have the most savoury women on the planet.

[tabasco]

Thanks all. If anyone has any tips on the particular hammock i am awaiting delivery of, I would be greatful for any heads up advice before i try and bolt it to a scottish mountian in a storm.

[Streetdoc432]

Welcome aboard. This place is great, full of friendly smart folks
Cheers
Bart in California

Love the Bill F'n Murray picture there Bart!

[Scotchbonnet]

with your tabasco and my scotchbonnet we'd make one eye watering chilli I lived on Easter Road for six years before moving to D&G, we have trees here lots and lots of trees

[Crash]

Spent 3 weeks in Alba last summer but was not allowed to camp out by the family. The people were so nice and the country is beautiful.