Originally Posted by Joz
You say that like there's an end to it.
You mean it will never end? The eternal quest for more and better gear will never be over?? What have I gotten myself into?? My wife will kill me...
Everything as it should be then!
You say that like there's an end to it.
You mean it will never end? The eternal quest for more and better gear will never be over?? What have I gotten myself into?? My wife will kill me...
Everything as it should be then!
Welcome !
We have a word for the female none hangers that we live with:
AW = Angry Wife
See you, at a hang somewhere
Welcome to the forum. I'm glad to hear your getting back out in the woods and taking your son with you.
I would feel more optimistic about a bright future for man if he spent less time proving that he can outwit Nature and more time tasting her sweetness and respecting her seniority. - E. B. White (1899 - 1985)
Welcome from Lapland!
Hoping to see you at one of our SKAHO´s, it´s great fun!
I´ve been hanging with both of my youngest kids under 1 tarp and it is possible if the tarp is big enough and the trees are located right.
I have a site in my backyard that is perfect for that occasion.
I put the head-ends on all 3 hammocks at the same tree, and the foot ends at each of 3 trees that is about 1 meter apart.
That makes us sleeping close apart and I can check on them without needing to get out of my hammock.
Greetings from Bieggolmai, who also tries to act like a weathergod at SKAHO.
I have a 100% failure during wintertime so I will probably need to get a new job after the Muddus-hang!
No longer with a great "Yukon Yak Fever"
The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)
My pictures:My Picasa-album
My paracord-webshop:Webshop
Sorry dudes, only in Swedish (so far).
Hi Kalle !
I'm from France and should be in Sweden for the SKAHO 2012 spring/summer session...
And if a French can do it SO you can... Wish you be there with us !!!
(just kidding...)
Welcome to the Hammock forums !
Kalle! I like your name! I am a big fan of Kalle Blomquist
Welcome to hammock-heaven!
Hanging indoors may not be out of the question. The internal wall framing lumber will hold a lot of weight if it can be distributed over several wall studs. This can be done by installing a horizontal board on the outside of the sheet rock (screwing it in to each stud through the sheet rock) then mounting the hammocks on the boards. You might want to visit a site where a house is being built and the internal wall structure is visible to get a better idea of what the internal structure looks like. If you want better instructions someone on the forum who can use computer drawing program can probably make a good drawing. There may also be links to similar instructions already posted. Perhaps someone knows of one. Just ask, particularly on the General Forum. Welcome from Texas.
"To turn from this increasingly artificial and strangely alien world is to escape from unreality. To return to the timeless world of the mountains, the sea, the forest and the stars is to return to sanity and truth." --Robert Burnham Jr.
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