This is a clip showing some features of the DD Travel Hammock (2009 version) and DD Tarp, used with an Exped Synmat 7 with integrated pump. This is my way of doing this, and if you have a better way, that´s fantastic. I am merely trying to show some features of the setup, and my way of setting up camp. Please leave a comment!
Review of the Parachute Traveller Hammock from Byer of Maine
I give a tour of the features and advantages of the Hennessy Hammock. I use it while I am out motorcycle touring, and think it would be useful for anyone sick of setting up camp and trying to travel lighter.
Me showing you how to set up my Grand Trunk ultralight hammock. Enjoy.
This is a review of the 2010 DD Travel Hammock. It Now comes with 2 zips (one either side of mosquito net) allowing quick entry / exit either side of the hammock and also allows you to tie the mosquito net up above you, out of the way, when not needed. As before, this hammock has fine mosquito netting which keeps out all insects (including the dreaded British midge). Entry is via one of two side zips each with two double-sided zippers. Features include two waterproof base layers so if needed (no trees) it can be set up on the ground as a basic bivi/tent, see pictures. The hammock also features two small internal pockets which are great for storing a torch, phone etc as well as three velcro patches between the two layers to help keep a thermarest/pad in place if cold weather camping. Now comes with an extra 2m elastic cord to create a ridge line inside the hammock to hold lightweight gear such as glasses etc. You also have the option to lie out in the open (without mosi net) – simply tie the hammock up with the mosi net underneath the hammock. With the waterproof floor this hammock can be used anywhere and along with our Tarp is the ultimate lightweight camping system!
Use car seat covers, window shades and pooch pads to make your dog more comfortable during car rides.Learn more in this free video. Expert: Roger Whitton Bio: For more than 30 years Roger Whitton has enjoyed researching training methods, services, and products to ensure his dogs are healthy, happy, well-mannered, and safe. Filmmaker: Roger Whitton
WINTER IN PUCON enjoy etnico eco hostel in winter. Everything is ready to receive you in our lovely town this ski season. we have a big wood stove that keep the place warm. we are skiers and snowboarders friendly (parking space for your car inside the hostel/safe, storage for the skis and boots) we are happy to organize anything you need for your ski holidays. transport to the ski resort, equipment rental, ski guides, we can organize all. just sent me an email to etnico@entelpcs.blackberry.com and i will be very happy to give you this information and organize whats needed. or any question. Hi, I’m Gustavo Arenas, owner and founder of ETNICO hostels and Chilean mountain guide. I’m very pleased to receive you in my hometown and to be able to share with you the natural beauty and magic of Pucon. We are located in a stunning part of the world, surrounded by volcanoes, rivers, lakes, and forests– all of which make this place so special for nature and outdoor activities lovers. The staff at Etnico and I want to make sure you have a great time here in Pucon. So we’d like to give you some helpful information about the hostel, as well as a description of the activities we offer. For further information please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me. I will be happy to help you arrange anything you need. There is nothing we cant arrange for you here in the Lakes Region. I look forward your stay with us and to having some fun together in Pucon! Etnico Eco-Hostel offers: ~Private …
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This is one for anyone who appreciates alternative holiday making! My mate Erik designed this portable super-hammock-thing (referred to as “the tree tent” although not developed as far as to have any roof at this stage). He was very interested in making more use of trees, and the idea of urban camping in trees, so when I said I was going to London, he was keen for me to try the thing out there. My visit also happened to coincide with a large event at the Area 10 artist space in Peckham, where similar designs were being exhibited, so I was given the assignment of camping in a tree in central London before handing the “tent” over to Dimitri and Joel from Area 10. If it hadn’t been for the fact that I lost my passport, and couldn’t get home to Norway when planed, I would never have taken the time to visit Area 10 and attend the event. Fate had it that I did get to see the event, and to meet some of the wonderful and creative dudes behind the project in Peckham, and I have since been back with other projects from Bergen and the Wrap arts centre. I chose to camp in London Fields because I lived in that neighbourhood for several years and The Pub On The Park seemed like a very appropriate place to meet the people from Area 10. Before I got to the park I went out to an event at the ICA with my mate Paul, who tried to persuade me against the tree tent thing. He thought someone would probably kill me. I know people have been killed around there – but seriously people: London isn’t …
