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Troll just set up the link for hammockers' journals.
http://www.hammockforums.net/links/browselinks.php?c=12
Submit links to hammockers' journals you find on the internet...TrailJournals, personal homepages, etc...as long as it's hammocking related. Just try to avoid putting in a link that someone else already submitted, and put in a good description.
Cool. Thanks for the work you and Troll put into this.
I am going to add my journal when I finally get around to starting it.
yes, we do appreciate the work you guys put into this site.
and the link for thrus will be great resource.
Cool! Thanks guys, for all your creative ideas and work. I submitted my journal's link just now. Leaving in 13 days....feet will be on Springer walking north in 15 days!!! YIPPY & YIKES!! Seeing I'm fairly new at hammocking, I'm anticipating some big learning situations out there. I'll do my best to always mention these things and to prove that yes, you CAN thru-hike totally w/a hammock and keep your pack weight under 35 lbs in the winter! :)
Well...I thought I submitted it, but I don't see it when I go there. I'll try again....
Hmmm...I think I should wait a bit. It stated it had alread been submitted, so maybe it's just not showing up yet. Is anyone else enjoying this conversation I'm having w/myself as much as I am? LOL
I'm kinda enjoying your one-woman conversation, but I can't see your link. Mine showed up immediately when I posted it. Did you get any messages about permissions or anything?
I posted my link yesterday and the fine print on the page after submission stated that it would be posted after the ADMIN took a look at the content. Which I take to mean that Attroll has to check it out and make sure it is a legal link. There are a lot of malicious links out there, so it may take some time. BTW I am not keeping a 'Trail Journal' thru trailjournals.com but have my own website up and a link to the podcasts that will be coming from me along the route. I already have 5 podcasts up and available thru GCast. When I hit the trail in two weeks the podcasts should be more steady and regular.
TOG
Hrm...wasn't aware that the links needed to be validated. I did the three that were in there. I'll check with attroll and make sure that's how he meant to set it up...probably just a box that he forgot to uncheck or something.
Ok it's up now. Wow...this is going to be a GREAT resource for current/future hammockers who wonder about thru-hiking w/one.
One other question, if I log in and go to the home page, where is the link going to be to get to these journals....will there be a separate forum? Right now I'm having to find this thread and click on the link in Jeff's post. Might be hard for people to find if it's not on the main page w/all the other forums. Just a thought. Thanks again for doing this..... :)
There's a "Links" link on the menu at the top of the page. On that page, there's a journals category near the bottom. That's where they all end up.
Nice. I just go caught up looking at all the "new posts" and now, something else to read. I cant wait to start looking at all the journals. They are always a great source of information as well as amusing. Thanks Troll and Jeff. BD
I submitted mine...not sure if you still update this or not.
Good maybe we can get cannibals on here
I've been following Certain's TJ, and she made mention today of a strategy for hanging in the Whites...
Here's her TJ entry. Paragraph starts with "Oh, by the way, to all hangers out there..."
Hanging in the Whites is easy, I just did it today. See my trip report for the pics. :) I'll go read her journal entry though too. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by NCPatrick
Edit: Ahh, just read it and can somewhat agree with her about tree density but I don't think it's that much of a challenge in all but a very few areas.
Glad to hear how easy it is. There were a lot of folks on Whiteblaze who were curious/worried about it at one time. I guess it has been well proven to be easy now, so no problems...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tobit
Well, it's not always super easy but not always impossible either. I think it's that hanging thru-hikers are just not used to the terrain. One needs to be more selective here and take less than ideal spots when they find them, such as the side of a hill, and be willing to go a little farther off trail as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by NCPatrick
Thanks NCP, I've not been keeping up with her journal. I found this one particular interesting because her wandering off the AT onto the blue blazed Ethan Pond trail is precisely where I was about a year ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by NCPatrick
In that stretch of the Whites, Franconia Notch to Pinkham Notch, it was likewise my experience that trees were typically really dense. We always did find a place to hang, but only once was it obvious where to do that.
Grizz