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Hello everyone. I'm a 35 year old male from St. Catharine's Ontario. I've been a lurker for a couple of months now and finally decided to pull the trigger and purchase my first Hammock/tarp this weekend. I made my decision based on countless hours reading your posts and watching Shugs videos...the Black Friday sale at Warbonnet also had a little to do with it. Looking forward to being a part of this community.
Welcome from Florida!
Welcome from Toronto!
welcome from the okanagan :) some good gear you purchased there from warbonnet
happy hanging :)
Welcome! You just missed a group hang at Valens Conservation area outside of Hamilton this past weekend. There were 18 of us out there. Keep an eye on the trip planning forums for threads with EGL (Eastern Great Lakes) in the title. You can subscribe to this thread and when a group hang is planned, it will posted there and you'll get an e-mail notification.
Welcome to the forums. Little north of London myself.
Good movie - hello and welcome from north of TO!
A Whooooo Buddy Welcome)))))))
My daughter goes to school in Canada. Coffee Crisps abound.
Shug
Welcome to the forums
You're this first person to ever get th referenceQuote:
Originally Posted by dragon360
A hello and a welcome from across the lake.
Welcome from Augusta GA
I lived in St. Catharines for a little while. Welcome from California
...but good people here. Lots of fun, information, answers, virtually no attitude.
Welcome.
brucky living in St. Catharines makes me want to move to California. I moved here for two years and 11 years later I'm still here :)Quote:
Originally Posted by brucky
Thanks. It peers to be one of the only forums out there that people are actually friendly. I look forward to picking all of your brains...not literally of courseQuote:
Originally Posted by BBQDad
Most of my Canadian friends that have moved south have told me that Canuck chocolate is much tastier. It probably explains why I become more pear-like in appearance as I get older.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shug
Hey mrguyterrifico,
Welcome to the forums. Anything you ever wanted to know but were afraid to ask about hammock is in here somewhere.
As Bubba mentioned, you just missed a chance to see a wide range of hammock rigs at our EGL Valens hang. Our next organized hang is likely to be a deep winter snowshoeing one, but we usually try to get out for a paddle in the spring and fall, so look out for those as well.
See you out there....
Thanks Chard. I recognize you from your 2001 hang on Youtube. I'm not going to be able to do any of the deep winter stuff this year due to the fact I don't have an under quilt and top quilt , but come the spring/summer I'm inQuote:
Originally Posted by Chard
welcome from ga!!!
Hey Neighbour, welcome from Niagara Falls!
Hello to you as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by cdnrogue
Hello and welcome from Toronto!
Echo what Chard and Bubba said.
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Lots of options for winter hanging besides underquilts. Pads and an old winter sleeping bag have worked for me in the past--and that was in a bottom entry Hennessy hammock.
Once your Warbonnet gear arrives in the mail, let the exploration begin!
DT
hey welcome from windsor!
Welcome from Alabama
Welcome from Central PA!