Ok, come hug me

My brother (TN9mmshooter) says I need to create a hug me thread. So here it is.

Long time hiker, first time hanger. Just got the ENO Doublenest for a birthday. I have been very interested in getting into hammock camping as my hips and back have begun protesting the sleep pad. I'm gettin' a little old.

I can't wait to get this thing in the woods. I will be working this week on my tarp set up and a bug net of some sort. Can't sleep nwith spiders.

This forum is a wealth of knowledge. I do appreciate everyone sharing. I am hoping to pass this bug on to my daughters, one of whom already hikes with me and another itchin' to go.

Ken

Welcome to HF! Tons of info here to help you on your way.

Not gonna hug you though. :D

Not too much of a 'hugger', but I'll offer you a big ole Welcome to the Forum! :D

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Can't sleep nwith spiders.

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I hear ya there. I hate them little buggers!

Welcome to HF!

Welcome to HF and good luck with the new found addiction. Have fun with the daughters in the woods and you should have no more back pains or hip issues with the hammock.

We hug trees.

Welcome from the south side.

HAHA Im a huge hugger of both people and trees, and here is a huge hug(((((((((((((((((((HUG))))))))))))))))))))))))) ))), I had a nickname in HS and college that I got due to the fact that I dident like to shake hands and hugged people when I meet them reguardless of who they were. BUt any ways welcome to HF you will find welth of knowledge and lots of kind people. Enjoy your new addiction to hammocks Happy Hanging and hikeing.

~LRR

Welcome to the insanity. Consider yourself hugged.

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welcome from South Carolina

Welcome from West Virginia!

In this part of the world , we are kind of secure in our manhood.
So, of course you get a big hug :)

Welcome and take care .

Welcome to another GA hanger!!!

Good to have ya!

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Originally Posted by Ga_Mtn_Man

My brother (TN9mmshooter) says I need to create a hug me thread. So here it is.

Long time hiker, first time hanger. Just got the ENO Doublenest for a birthday. I have been very interested in getting into hammock camping as my hips and back have begun protesting the sleep pad. I'm gettin' a little old.

I can't wait to get this thing in the woods. I will be working this week on my tarp set up and a bug net of some sort. Can't sleep nwith spiders.

This forum is a wealth of knowledge. I do appreciate everyone sharing. I am hoping to pass this bug on to my daughters, one of whom already hikes with me and another itchin' to go.

Ken

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Welcome, GA-MTN-MAN! And all you other recent GA folks, there has suddenly been a huge influx from GA! As one born and raised in GA( lived in Rome, Columbus, Blakely, Bainbridge, Warner Robbins) good to have y'all joining the dark side!

Welcome from the other white meat... wait that's not right... welcome from the other South Carolina! Yeah, that's it. We're the South Carolina with fewer hills but more sand in yer shorts and we smell like coconut oil (the suntan kind, not the popcorn kind).

Boris

I am a big time hugger.

A Yankee sending you a hug from north of the Mason-Dixon Line.

Welcome aboard.

Thank you everyone. I am truly excited to start what I believe is a new dimension of hiking for me! I got a WallyWorld tarp for protection at the moment. A stop gap. But already I see that I will be looking to "build" my own little dream tarp as a DYI. :rolleyes:

Can't let the wife know. She hates it when I pick up hobbies. :mellow: They always come with so much stuff.........

Ken

Welcome to HF! The wife isn't going to be happy with your new hobby. This one definitely comes with a lot of stuff!

welcome from another ga hanger!!!

Hugs from North Alabamistan.

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Thank you everyone. I am truly excited to start what I believe is a new dimension of hiking for me! I got a WallyWorld tarp for protection at the moment. A stop gap. But already I see that I will be looking to "build" my own little dream tarp as a DYI. :rolleyes:

Can't let the wife know. She hates it when I pick up hobbies. :mellow: They always come with so much stuff.........

Ken

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Your wife should give you more hugs then...;)

Welcome to the hanging gang...

I can see the next hang now... GA Mtn Hugfest- 20-22 Oct...:lol:


Pan

PS Don't forget to insulate your bottom side.

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Originally Posted by Dutch

I am a big time hugger.

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Time being infinite, how do you get your arms around it? :lol:

I can see the next hang now... GA Mtn Hugfest- 20-22 Oct...:lol:


Pan

PS Don't forget to insulate your bottom side.[/QUOTE]


;) Hugfest 2010!! Outstanding!! Where? That will complete my month since I am camping the entire first two weeks. One trip with the fellas along a river, fishin' and such. One trip with the wives on Cumberland.

Some would say my bottom side is insulated enough...... :shades:

Ken

[QUOTE=BillyBob58;258798]lived in Rome, Columbus, Blakely, Bainbridge, Warner Robbins) /QUOTE]

You lived in BLAKELY!?!
When?

“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness. Broad, wholesome, charitable views cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth.” - Mark Twain

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I am a big time hugger.

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Dutch likes to give hugs......

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lived in Rome, Columbus, Blakely, Bainbridge, Warner Robbins) /QUOTE]

You lived in BLAKELY!?!
When?

“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness. Broad, wholesome, charitable views cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth.” - Mark Twain

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Hey there Muttly!
Yep, ~ 1958-1962, more or less. PM replied to!

From the oil soaked Gulf Coast of Alabama...welcome to the forum.

Welcome from NE GA! :) ((( hugs)))