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Thought y'all would enjoy this photo. Found while looking through old National Geographic magazines tonight. It's from the January 1977 issue in an article about the North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan.
The caption reads (in part): After a day in the desert a powindah boy rocks his nephew under a quilt tent.
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Cool! Thanks for the post!
A narrow foot bridge hammock.... there you go Grizz... more grist for the mill...
Way cool and early bridge.... getting that youngster started right....:D
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Whats the pack weight on that thing? It looks kind of bulky, no need for UQ, though.
Yep - and you can just pick up the spreader bar as you set up camp, and the hammock body is multi-use as an extra blanket for sitting around camp.
I guess that's what camels or elephants or horses are for. Gotta figure the tarptent that thing is under weighs a pretty pound or two as well...Quote:
Originally Posted by gargoyle