Bump, just for nostalgia
Bump, just for nostalgia
Peace Dutch
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holy cow! I don't remember it being 64 pages long!!!
I definitely want to revisit some of the ideas in this gem though.
Scott
"Man is a stream whose source is hidden." RWE
JRB recently added the small figure 9s its site so that there would be availability without increased freight for tarp orders etc, who also wanted figure 9s.... Hope that helps some of you.
Pan
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Pan, that's great! Thanks!
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Great idea Pan, if you need a tarp, you need figure9s. One stop shopping, you are becoming the superstore of HF.
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Dutch, et al,Originally Posted by Dutch
yeah, it is funny how things happen...
Smee loves these little devices.... Me, I use an overhand hitch and a slip finish....Our constant debate is worth it/not, back and forth (I love knots for light approach).
Then one day Smee says, "You use/like the JRB tri-glides for hanging the hammock, he** you even designed them and had 'em made special...Why the double standard for the tarp?
So we added them to the site, and you all can choose to use them, or not...
"And now you know the rest of the story"....
Pan
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Funny how we are all filled with inconsistency, part of the human condition. Keeps life interesting, otherwise we would be totally predictable. Nice to have the option of the 9's.Dutch, et al,
yeah, it is funny how things happen...
Smee loves these little devices.... Me, I use an overhand hitch and a slip finish....Our constant debate is worth it/not, back and forth (I love knots for light approach).
Then one day Smee says, "You use/like the JRB tri-glides for hanging the hammock, he** you even designed them and had 'em made special...Why the double standard for the tarp?
So we added them to the site, and you all can choose to use them, or not...
"And now you know the rest of the story"....
Pan
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Anyone around this place have any ideas on how to hang a hammock up?
I see there are lots of new ways!
I'm gonna go back through this thread and see if we missed anything.
Scott
"Man is a stream whose source is hidden." RWE
Cool! Good find.
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I'm glad somebody bumped this! I've been wondering if they have been used/tested for hanging.
Thanks,
Shane
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