campsite pics..lets see um

[Honu]

over to https://www.hammockforums.net/

good info
I sleep in a hammock full time my back has never been better but I also learned a long time ago in Honduras when I lived there how to sleep in them also in Hawaii I slept in them a lot
never really knew about proper insulation till I researched more since I was a tropical guy but now even in freezing weather toasty warm when camping

biggest thing is proper setup and proper insulation and learning to lay in it diagonal or get bridge style setup


off the ground but you need trees or set up your rig so you need one tree even ways to have no tree setups if one wants

in a bed I had to toss and turn and sleep on my side and then on back and back and forth in a hammock never feel the need to flop around

I've alway been curious about Hammock and what kond of sleep I could get in one, since I have a tendancy to tuen from back to side to side, but never on my belly.

When you sleep in a hammock, can you turn or are you stuck on your back? I guess that you need to place a ground matress for insulation purpose since your sleeping bag is flatten and loose all effective insulation. How hard is it to get in your sleeping bag??

 

[xplrn42]

I sleep in a hammock full time

I do as well. I set mine up in my bedroom to see how it sleeps and have never taken it down....that was over two months ago.

 

[Mad Matt]

Scored a wicked awesome campsite by Matt Ewalt, on Flickr

 

[mmp3823]

Camping pics from BorregoFest 2015 this last weeked. Organized by OAUSA.net

We have that same tent. My wife loves the door. Makes it easy to get in and out without having to zip and unzip everytime.

 

[Chili]

Camping pics from BorregoFest 2015 this last weeked. Organized by OAUSA.net

We have that same tent. My wife loves the door. Makes it easy to get in and out without having to zip and unzip everytime.

Haha, we do too.. And our dogs can also go in and out without our help (mosty).

Here it is at a couple of spots..

 

[mmp3823]

Had the rain fly off so we could see the stars that night.

 

[robgendreau]

Since folks seem to like night shots. From Loop One at Pinyon Campground, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, CO.

 

[Chili]

Had the rain fly off so we could see the stars that night.

I have never slept in it without the rainfly on, mainly because we have only used it for long trips in CO, at high elevation, and overnight rainstorms are pretty common.

Oh, and came across a pic of on of our dogs peaking out, deciding if she wanted to come out or not..

 

[Peter_n_Margaret]

Northern Norway, land of the midnight sun.






Cheers,
Peter

 

[theksmith]

not real camping (it's a developed campground), but still a nice view of Lake Powell and great sky before the Hole in the Rock Trail (trip report here: http://offroadpassport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4447)

 

[Lucky j]

Nice pic and very nice jeep GC!

 

[grogie]

not real camping (it's a developed campground), but still a nice view of Lake Powell and great sky before the Hole in the Rock Trail (trip report here: http://offroadpassport.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4447)

Beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing the link.

I've also camped along Lake Powell... it was a fun experience!

 

[xcmountain80]

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e...uniper Springs 10-15/IMG_4094_zpsoqvgswr1.jpg

 

[teotwaki]

Are we on the Lake Powell theme :sombrero:

Sure! That is a great spot to camp! http://suntothenorth.blogspot.com/2012/04/rizona-utah-with-my-expedition-trailer.html

[video=youtube;MOHlkq1NoIE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=MOHlkq1NoIE[/video]

 

[krl81]

Hmm... It looks like my next trip must go to the US and Lake Powell.