As I make kites, a friend asked can I make hammocks - I said yes before I found out what a rabbit hole this isit seems to have as many hidden tunnels as kite making, and sounds like the same type of crazy
As I make kites, a friend asked can I make hammocks - I said yes before I found out what a rabbit hole this is
Welcome to the craziness that is hammockforums...hope you'll
enjoy as much as we do.
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Welcome from Canada!
Don't let life get in the way of living.
Welcome from the Netherlands.
I keep learning and will never know enough.
This whole hammock thing seems to be as deep a rabbit hole as kite flying. I've just finished reading the Turtlelady stand thread and am half way through the turtledog thread - lots of thinking to do. But I'm having to go to google pretty often to find out what the american materials are
Welcome from Wisconsin, USA! Too true about this hobby being quite the rabbit hole.
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Welcome to the rabbit hole from GA, USA! Happy hanging!
You won't find a more true statement anywhere on this forum! Welcome to the madness.Originally Posted by KiteRob
As I make kites, a friend asked can I make hammocks - I said yes before I found out what a rabbit hole this is
Hello and welcome to Hammock Forums.
I believe you will adjust.
Welcome KiteRob, from a Zimbo currently dangling in the UK. I totally share the materials naming dilemma coz it's not very different here either. Hammocking is like Hotel California - you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave
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