****, I thoroughly enjoyed that trip report. Keep living the dream. Amazing seeing some European stuff!
****, I thoroughly enjoyed that trip report. Keep living the dream. Amazing seeing some European stuff!
Palm made products a portrait of modern triumph
You're welcome to pass by. Not many hammockers around, they are always amazed when I say Im winterhammocking. Would be truly nice to have some from oversea. Just send a message, maybe I can be of some help.
Very nice!!! (pun intented)
I love that area, did some backpacking there on the italian border back when I was still in france. Great pics.
Great pics and trip report. That is so nice, and I am super jealous now.I'd love to do that. Darn work!!!!!
"No whining in the woods"
Great report, thanks for sharing! Some stunning scenery there!
Have you used a gathered end hammock before? How tall are you? I've been thinking of getting a woodsman x for a while but am unsure of the length, I am 6'3".
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Im 1.76 meters, 75 kg. Its my first gathered end hammock. But I love it, I will use this one now instead of my WBRR. Because its lighter, easier to set up in a very narrow space and warmer in the winter. I will use my WBRR for special ocasions whereby I need a pad in case there aren't always trees around.Originally Posted by craige
It weights about 450 grams complete (slings, integrated bugnet etc.), excellent craftmanship.
What a wonderful trip report. Thank you for showing off your side of the world.
-Jeremy "Brother Bones"
Whoooooo Buddy))))) Fantastic looking ranges there. Nice to hear you enjoyed the Woodsman hammock. I have one but have yet to tote it on a trip. Reckon I love my ol' Greenbean DIY gathered end too much.
Sounds like a trip of a lifetime.
Shug
Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven
Luckily its not a trip once in a lifetime. If time permit I am enjoying these trips at least 3 times a year.
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