Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The news said snow down to 1,000' Yeah and go get your 19th booster, a super strain of (the stuff) is back! I only got rain and wind, The wind blew in from the head of my tarp and in a few minutes, I was .25" deep in a bathtub.
Now, if you're looking to backpack with hammocks, do not waist your money and time on sleeping pads, they slip and slide all over and cold spots will make for a rough night. There is one KLYMIT Hammock V Sleeping Pad, but I've never tried it. In my opinion, you'll NEED an under quilt. As for an over quilt, you can use a good lite sleeping back if you have one, just leave it unzipped and only the first 2' at the foot sipped to use as a foot box. This will make it easy to get in and cover and not slip down over and over. The under quilt keeps you warm from below. If sleeping in heavy rain and wind, you'll need a large tarp with doors to close off the foot and head sections. an over quilt is a sleeping bag with no head section and no zipper, basically and are much lighter as a rule. There are pros and cons for hammocks, same for tents and bivis. Each has its great points and bad. You take the good, you take the bad. You take them both and there you have the facts of life, or, I meant the facts of backpacking. :-)
There's a song mentioned in this video, (in the comments), write the name of the song, the singer, the date it came out and two other songs they sang and win something. AND, what was the name of the dark cartoon character at the beginning? He or she, who nails these FOUR things first shall be he' or she, who walks behind the rows. Now, for a pure bonus and fun, what was that last line from?
The news said snow down to 1,000' Yeah and go get your 19th booster, a super strain of (the stuff) is back! I only got rain and wind, The wind blew in from the head of my tarp and in a few minutes, I was .25" deep in a bathtub.
Now, if you're looking to backpack with hammocks, do not waist your money and time on sleeping pads, they slip and slide all over and cold spots will make for a rough night. There is one KLYMIT Hammock V Sleeping Pad, but I've never tried it. In my opinion, you'll NEED an under quilt. As for an over quilt, you can use a good lite sleeping back if you have one, just leave it unzipped and only the first 2' at the foot sipped to use as a foot box. This will make it easy to get in and cover and not slip down over and over. The under quilt keeps you warm from below. If sleeping in heavy rain and wind, you'll need a large tarp with doors to close off the foot and head sections. an over quilt is a sleeping bag with no head section and no zipper, basically and are much lighter as a rule. There are pros and cons for hammocks, same for tents and bivis. Each has its great points and bad. You take the good, you take the bad. You take them both and there you have the facts of life, or, I meant the facts of backpacking. :-)
There's a song mentioned in this video, (in the comments), write the name of the song, the singer, the date it came out and two other songs they sang and win something. AND, what was the name of the dark cartoon character at the beginning? He or she, who nails these FOUR things first shall be he' or she, who walks behind the rows. Now, for a pure bonus and fun, what was that last line from?
