night out in the woods.
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good stuff, I have just returned from a wander where I saw a buzzard about 10ft from me flying about head height across this trail i was walking. Was a pleasant suprise to see one so close instead of soaring above as they do.
Booosh
Booosh
I don't know whether to start this post with "Sadly", but here goes anyway.
I regularly get to see Tawny, Barn and Little owls, as well as Red Kite and Buzzard on the lane up to our house.
It does nothing to encourage me to spend a night out under the stars though... guess I'm just getting old
ATB
Ogri the trog
I regularly get to see Tawny, Barn and Little owls, as well as Red Kite and Buzzard on the lane up to our house.
It does nothing to encourage me to spend a night out under the stars though... guess I'm just getting old
ATB
Ogri the trog
odin13 said:
they are fine, but i am 5 foot 6 or so, so i think if you were any taller they would be uncomfortable.
Its worth spending a bit extra and getting a non mesh one, this one is only £20 from Nomad Travel for just the hammock.
My home for a week in Kent
My home for a week in Kent
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marcja
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I took these today as it happens, the hammock is £30 (or £20 without the net). you can of course buy the hammock with the net and use it with or turn it over and use it without the net.
(The tree in the background was nice enough to have prepared a nice lump of resin for me as well).
Marc
(The tree in the background was nice enough to have prepared a nice lump of resin for me as well).
Marc
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looks good, where did you buy it from, and how nessecary do you think the net is for
british conditions?
cheers,
alex
british conditions?
cheers,
alex
Nice hammock set ups guys!!
I'm off to the woods within a month or so (date not sure) with a mate, and in preperation for this I checked if I could use my Woodlore aussie camouflage tarpaulin over my Hennessey Hammock (one of the very first models, dating from 1999 or something) ... and it works a treat!!!
When I'm out I'll try to make some piccies of it and post them aswell!
I'm off to the woods within a month or so (date not sure) with a mate, and in preperation for this I checked if I could use my Woodlore aussie camouflage tarpaulin over my Hennessey Hammock (one of the very first models, dating from 1999 or something) ... and it works a treat!!!
When I'm out I'll try to make some piccies of it and post them aswell!
Evening folks,
While we are on the subject of hammocks, and you all seem to be users one way or another you might be able to help.
I am 6'6" and weigh about 18 stone (115Kg) and i am looking for a hammock but i am struggling to find one that is fit for purpose.
Any ideas?
While we are on the subject of hammocks, and you all seem to be users one way or another you might be able to help.
I am 6'6" and weigh about 18 stone (115Kg) and i am looking for a hammock but i am struggling to find one that is fit for purpose.
Any ideas?
StormWalker said:Evening folks,
While we are on the subject of hammocks, and you all seem to be users one way or another you might be able to help.
I am 6'6" and weigh about 18 stone (115Kg) and i am looking for a hammock but i am struggling to find one that is fit for purpose.
Any ideas?
Bit expensive, but the woodlore happily takes my 18st, no problem. It's also plenty long enough too... Just gotta find a strong tree now
innocent bystander said:Bit expensive, but the woodlore happily takes my 18st, no problem. It's also plenty long enough too... Just gotta find a strong tree now
Or maybe two strong trees...
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