Enjoy this photo!

**hikinghombre** · 06-26-2011, 15:46

http://inapcache.boston.com/universa...celry1/bp4.jpg

**Macchina** · 06-26-2011, 17:00

Cool photo.

I wonder what topquilt is in there, do you think they hang their tarp before nightfall, there is no way they are fitting an underquilt under there whilst hanging that low, the foot end suspension does not look like it's at 35°, I wonder if they're using whoopies on the ends....

**default** · 06-26-2011, 17:07

Originally Posted by Michaelmcgo

Cool photo.

I wonder what topquilt is in there, do you think they hang their tarp before nightfall, there is no way they are fitting an underquilt under there whilst hanging that low, the foot end suspension does not look like it's at 35°, I wonder if they're using whoopies on the ends....

thats just about exactly how people here relax! we only stop (most of that) when we actually get in (and verify that hang angle is correct, all lines are tight etc...)

WV · 06-26-2011, 17:30

I think we're supposed to notice there's a dog sleeping in the shade of the hammock.

**hikinghombre** · 06-26-2011, 17:49

ha! ha! Is that really a dog??

**QChan** · 06-26-2011, 20:37

Haha I didn't realize it was a dog, I thought it was one of these:

http://www.fitter1.com/Catalog/Items/BOSU.aspx

:P

**cataraftgirl** · 06-26-2011, 20:47

I'm voting for it being a bookbag not a dog, and this is a college student who had too much to drink the night before and couldn't make it back to the dorm. So they put up the trusty hammock and fell sleep. Gives new meaning to.....being hungover.
KJ

**chickenwing** · 06-26-2011, 20:54

Originally Posted by cataraftgirl

I'm voting for it being a bookbag not a dog, and this is a college student who had too much to drink the night before and couldn't make it back to the dorm. So they put up the trusty hammock and fell sleep. Gives new meaning to.....being hungover.
KJ

+1 on the backpack. That is too funny on the hungover.

**te-wa** · 06-26-2011, 21:20

Originally Posted by hikinghombre

ha! ha! Is that really a dog??

i'm going with dog, as in "sleeping on the ground is for dogs"

**redhawktx** · 06-26-2011, 23:38

Obviously the tree straps had only been tested with the weight of one camper, if at all. Another perfect argument for using quality straps that don't stretch. A NOOB mistake we can all forgive. Safety should always be paramount in such situations.