Hello from Ontario...How Far?

[ps22285]

Hey from Kawartha Lakes!

[biggy]

Welcome from the Kawartha Lakes

[UltraRunner]

Wow great welcome...

jscudds,

bodhran4me (haha drove 200miles...well then it's safe to say you have drove 325k too)

Whiskeyjack,

Niagara, (comfort is one reason I chose to hammock)

Jayson,

ps22285,

biggy

For some reason I have a song going through my head.
"Gee ma, I wanna go
back to Ontario
Gee ma, I wanna go ho_o_ome!"

"Gee ma, I wanna go
back to Ontario
Gee ma, I wanna go ham_mocking!"

[KeeWayKeno]

Welcome from Brampton (temporarily northwest Florida).

[Mtn hanger]

Welcome. It will be interesting to see how your set up works for you and the ways you think it my improve. Have you thought of making videos like Shug.

[Bubba]

If you ever want to meet up with other Ontario hangers, subscribe to this thread to find out when trips are being planned.
https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...Planning-Forum

[captaincoupal]

Hello from Buffalo. Do you think that hammock camping helped you with the ultra running? If so, how?

[Chard]

Welcome from Toronto!

I was just chuckling to myself thinking about ultralight tripping and then remembering my "filled to the brim" 120L Ostrum Wabakimi portage bag I've been known to take canoeing. That thing weighs a ton and I swear knocks a year off my life every time I hoist it.

[UltraRunner]

Thanks for the welcome Red Kanu, Mtn hanger, Bubba captaincoupal and Chard

Welcome. It will be interesting to see how your set up works for you and the ways you think it my improve. Have you thought of making videos like Shug.

Yes, looking forward to playing around with my set up and "There Can Be Only One" SHUG

If you ever want to meet up with other Ontario hangers, subscribe to this thread to find out when trips are being planned.
https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...Planning-Forum

Thanks Bubba

Hello from Buffalo. Do you think that hammock camping helped you with the ultra running? If so, how?

Absolutely, when running in the woods and it's dark, just find two trees evenly spaced apart and you're home for the night oh and the Views, Not to mention it’s a great leave no trace shelter.

Welcome from Toronto!

I was just chuckling to myself thinking about ultralight tripping and then remembering my "filled to the brim" 120L Ostrum Wabakimi portage bag I've been known to take canoeing. That thing weighs a ton and I swear knocks a year off my life every time I hoist it.

120L I wouldn't be running, I would be laying on the ground very quickly saying,

"I have fallen and i refuse to get up"

[MarcusTheShogun]

welcome from Northeast PA, eh?