i can't look at trees normally anymore...

[Kroma]

I was bitten by the hammock bug last summer and I'm starting to notice the neurological effects.

I don't see trees anymore. I see hammock posts.

If I'm driving around and see only 1 tree in someone's yard I feel disappointed for them.

If I see 2 trees that are too close together for hammocking, I cringe.

The other day I had to fight the urge to hang my hammock between the 2 most perfectly spaced trees I've ever seen. Too bad they were in the front of an elementary school and I didn't want to invite that sort of attention.

I can only judge a tree's value now by it's appropriateness for a hang.

Is this something that will fade away as I grow older in my hammock years or will this forever be a part of me?

[TrailSlug]

That's funny and it must be something we hangers go through. I find myself looking continuously along the trail for the perfect hanging trees and I can't stop. We may need to start a HHA (Hammock Hanging Anonymous) group hang to discuss this affliction.

[Shug]

You have come to the Bark Side.
Whoooooo Buddy)))))
Shug

[TrailSlug]

You have come to the Bark Side.
Whoooooo Buddy)))))
Shug

Now that's funny!

[Dylanc95]

It's not bad until you start considering getting rid of your bed and sleeping in a hammock permanently. Then you might want to consider going to HHA meetings.

[MeAndMyBeans]

It's not bad until you start considering getting rid of your bed and sleeping in a hammock permanently. Then you might want to consider going to HHA meetings.

...my name is Beans, and I have a problem.

[Dylanc95]

...my name is Beans, and I have a problem.

I know the feeling my friend.

[Kroma]

now that I've crossed over to the Bark Side...I gotta know...can I get a spot in the next Death Star group hang?

[jdripley]

I'm not quite there with hammocks yet (yet!), but I can't pass a cliff side without considering possible climbing routes...

[Mtn hanger]

It's something how getting addicted to hammocks can change the way you look at the world.