So I finally managed to get out and decided to take my 3 year old daughter with me for her first hammock experience.
We nipped to our local woods which is approximately 1 mile from our home to just set up a tarp, hang the hammock and enjoy some time out. I decided to set up next to a banking in a field on the outskirts of the woodland and the following pictures are of the rest.
Whilst I set up the tarp my daughter was takes with gathering fallen branches to use as make shift pegs.
I was trying out a new set up with my DD hammock using carabiners tied directly to the tree huggers using a marlin spike hitch as a suspension system. It worked perfectly!
Managed to get everything set up and decided to kick my shoes off and just take a moment to hang around.
Some shots of my cheeky monkey in the hammock
Putting the suspension to the test here. 120kg of weight in the hammock and it didn't even creak!
My cheeky monkey very pleased with our adventure
And all packed up and left, no trace.
I love spending time out here with her. We have been on a few camping trips as a family but the whole aim is to get her comfortable in the outdoors and not reliant on television.
I have decided though that a 3x3 tarp may be needed as this standard DPM basha is just long enough to cover the hammock ends.
We nipped to our local woods which is approximately 1 mile from our home to just set up a tarp, hang the hammock and enjoy some time out. I decided to set up next to a banking in a field on the outskirts of the woodland and the following pictures are of the rest.


Whilst I set up the tarp my daughter was takes with gathering fallen branches to use as make shift pegs.

I was trying out a new set up with my DD hammock using carabiners tied directly to the tree huggers using a marlin spike hitch as a suspension system. It worked perfectly!

Managed to get everything set up and decided to kick my shoes off and just take a moment to hang around.


Some shots of my cheeky monkey in the hammock

Putting the suspension to the test here. 120kg of weight in the hammock and it didn't even creak!

My cheeky monkey very pleased with our adventure

And all packed up and left, no trace.
I love spending time out here with her. We have been on a few camping trips as a family but the whole aim is to get her comfortable in the outdoors and not reliant on television.
I have decided though that a 3x3 tarp may be needed as this standard DPM basha is just long enough to cover the hammock ends.