Originally Posted by
Buffalo Skipper
Not having yet camped in a hammock, I find this statement, well, puzzling. I live on the northern Gulf Coast (though I rarely camp near/by the gulf). There are nights here when I have woken up in the morning and everything was covered with a heavy dew. Even the underside of tarps and everything within their footprint. Granted, that was unusually heavy, but a decent dew covers things most mornings here, vitually year round, except during the less common "dry" days during the winter.
For me, to sleep without a tarp would be to wake up wet. Is my area so out of the ordinary that way? Prehaps it is our year round high humidity.
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