I have tended to use a standard wind shed set up see tarp tutorial on DD hammocks for illustration:
http://www.ddhammocks.com/tips/tarp-tutorial
but fancied a go at something a bit different so went to the DD tarp tutorial and chose the Adirondack Wind Shed.
I used a 3m x 3m tarp but for me the protection was too small, as I wanted to use it with a camp bed
So I had a think and decided to double up and use a second 3m x 3m tarp I have.
The set up was the same as the Adirondack Wind Shed except that the back corner was pulled out instead of being folded inside
The other side was a mirror image
I used two poles inside to give some height, and there was plenty
However getting my Mule trailer inside, along with the campbed and a rucksack tripod would have been a bit of a tight squeeze.
So I am off to the wood tomorrow to try an open set up combining a 4.5m x 3m DD tarp with a 3m one
http://www.ddhammocks.com/tips/tarp-tutorial
but fancied a go at something a bit different so went to the DD tarp tutorial and chose the Adirondack Wind Shed.
I used a 3m x 3m tarp but for me the protection was too small, as I wanted to use it with a camp bed
So I had a think and decided to double up and use a second 3m x 3m tarp I have.
The set up was the same as the Adirondack Wind Shed except that the back corner was pulled out instead of being folded inside
The other side was a mirror image
I used two poles inside to give some height, and there was plenty
However getting my Mule trailer inside, along with the campbed and a rucksack tripod would have been a bit of a tight squeeze.
So I am off to the wood tomorrow to try an open set up combining a 4.5m x 3m DD tarp with a 3m one