nope i made that up lolOriginally Posted by bigfoot2
Very cool, but keep in mind the chlorine in the water will destroy that hammocks fabric. I would be very careful hanging on it after being in the pool water.
BF
nope i made that up lolVery cool, but keep in mind the chlorine in the water will destroy that hammocks fabric. I would be very careful hanging on it after being in the pool water.
BF
in the UK looking for trees about 14foot apart
hahahah too cool not to share. thanks
I'm guessing you are going to use a water proof down under quilt?
Since I retired, some times I stay awake all day, some times all night.
I'm thinking wool. I just don't think down would function in those conditions.
Pete.
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I don't know, down seems to work for the geese and ducks. I've never seen one hop out of the water wearing merino? Now Polar Bear fur would really do the job but they don't like being shaved (too self-conscious) , if you try sheep shearing techniques on them you, better be real good a wrestling!
You'd skin your own polar bear! Dude, they're like family!
Dan.
Nice, with those skills you may should be included on the international interplanetary exploration and diplomacy team. But for the trip you may want to implement a diy gravity substitution strapping. I'm sure Dutch would be more than happy to manufacture some $200K titanium attachments and quick release buckles. Designing Dutch bling for a space mission may score you the team captaincy!
That is awesome!!
So far this is as close to the water as I have hung. Let me tell you it was fun to hang in such a cool tree OVER the water while the rest of the family sweated it out in the house boat. But man that first step in the morning?! That's a cold one.
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