time to get back to the woods

**Bill Lamm** · 02-19-2015, 09:03

I grew up with camping, canoing, bike adventures... mostly in tents (or under picnic tables in thunderstorms) every trip was an adventure.. I thank my Mother for that perspective on life.. she is still hicking and tent camping in her early 80s..

see THIS post for how I get to hammocks today

I intend to car camp mostly but I can already see that this may get my wife and I camping off our Recumbents, maybe get the canoes on the river again?

I already like the thought of a simple duffle with every thing we need to pitch camp and cook food that is always ready to go.

I look forward to sharing adventures and experiments along the way

**mudsocks** · 02-19-2015, 09:39

Welcome to the forums!

**thierict** · 02-19-2015, 13:23

Welcome, feel free to "hang" around.

**grannypat** · 02-19-2015, 17:21

Welcome from SC. I, too, need to keep it light in order to get out in the woods.

**oldpappy** · 02-19-2015, 18:49

Welcome - spring is right around the corner (I hope) so get started putting that duffle together.

**hanggirl** · 02-21-2015, 22:41

Welcome from Texas

**Jasonadams1** · 02-23-2015, 18:03

Welcome from SC. Spring can't get here quick enough. Ready for a few canoe trips and weekend hikes with my family. Hanging in hammocks of course.

**Bill Lamm** · 03-15-2015, 18:41

Thank you for all the warm welcomes.. been slowly getting things together and I finally hung in the hammock today.. put 1/8" red whoopies on the hammock and a 7/64" active ridge line.. playing with a cheap plastic 9'x9' tarp as a start

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