2019 Fall MAHHA Sept 20-22nd - Official Planning Thread

**Dutchette** · 09-14-2019, 14:23

Originally Posted by Timberrr

Gumbo and I are IN! It's taken years, but we're finally gonna make it!!

Woohooooo!! I’m so excited to see y’all.

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**georgecarr** · 09-14-2019, 18:26

Originally Posted by Timberrr

Gumbo and I are IN! It's taken years, but we're finally gonna make it!!

Yeah! Itll be good to see you guys!

**Hairduct** · 09-16-2019, 09:07

Originally Posted by Squeaker's_Turtle

Count me and my munchkin in! Our first MAHHA, and her first legit hammock trip. Looking forward to meeting everyone!!

Curious. Will your munchkin hang with you in your hammock. I am bringing my granddaughter and going to try to have her in my hammock

**Squeaker's_Turtle** · 09-16-2019, 09:10

Originally Posted by Hairduct

Curious. Will your munchkin hang with you in your hammock. I am bringing my granddaughter and going to try to have her in my hammock

Her and I talked about this extensively. She wants to hang, but doesn’t want to sleep with me. Since I’ve only got one setup, I am bringing our tent too, just in case!

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**tangara** · 09-16-2019, 09:17

Originally Posted by Squeaker's_Turtle

Her and I talked about this extensively. She wants to hang, but doesn’t want to sleep with me. Since I’ve only got one setup, I am bringing our tent too, just in case!

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Do you have a spare hammock and straps? The trees there are very conducive to a double hang under one tarp. My sister and I hang that way all the time when we do our river trips along the Delaware. Lots of big trees make it easy to hang double there.

**Squeaker's_Turtle** · 09-16-2019, 09:21

Originally Posted by tangara

Do you have a spare hammock and straps? The trees there are very conducive to a double hang under one tarp. My sister and I hang that way all the time when we do our river trips along the Delaware. Lots of big trees make it easy to hang double there.

I do have a spare set of straps, but she only has her own little lounging hammock. I’ve had it on the list to make/get her a camping setup, it’s just been back burner.

Made her a down TQ earlier this year, but that’s as far as we’ve gotten.

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**Vickence** · 09-16-2019, 09:27

2 in a hammock can get a little cramped. If the one guy who was going to come with us doesn't end up coming, I have an extra hammock you could use! Then you both can have a good night's sleep. Let me give him a buzz later tonight, and I will get back to you!

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**tangara** · 09-16-2019, 09:32

Originally Posted by Squeaker's_Turtle

I do have a spare set of straps, but she only has her own little lounging hammock. I’ve had it on the list to make/get her a camping setup, it’s just been back burner.

Made her a down TQ earlier this year, but that’s as far as we’ve gotten.

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Hmmm. I probably am only going to be there Friday night. I've got another event on Sunday. I'd be willing to bet I have a spare hammock somewhere. All mine are over 10 feet and would work for her. They are all plain gathered ends. You could keep it. The hard part is the underquilt. Too bad you made a top quilt first. The last thing you want to do to a kid is get them cold through the night. They'll be miserable. Top insulation is easy. If you could come up with an underquilt that would do it, there could be a way...

**tangara** · 09-16-2019, 09:42

Originally Posted by Vickence

2 in a hammock can get a little cramped. If the one guy who was going to come with us doesn't end up coming, I have an extra hammock you could use! Then you both can have a good night's sleep. Let me give him a buzz later tonight, and I will get back to you!

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Looks like somehow between us all, we could get her hooked up!

**Vickence** · 09-16-2019, 09:59

Sintax77
Hiking. Backpacking. Exploring. Cheeseburgers.

Sintax77 has been cranking out backpacking content on his YouTube site since 2011, when he made his first ever backpacking trip with a friend. On a whim, he posted the video and fell headfirst into the rabbit hole of YouTube video production!

The variety on his channel is amazing-everything from DIY coffee can cookpots to quality ultralight gear reviews! And those trip reports! Amp up the entertainment value even more when he’s joined by his wife Sara and adorable doggie Denali!

Sometimes finding time to plan a trip is nearly impossible, but don’t let that stop you! On his website, he offers full GPS data for routes, campsites, water sources, etc. So if you want to duplicate his hike but don’t have a lot of time to plan it, you can download his data and be hitting the trail in no time! (Sorry, you'll still have to pack your own gear!)

With Sintax77 and Sara joining us this weekend, the question on everyone’s mind is, ‘Will there be queso at the hang…???'

You might want to take this opportunity to check out his sites, and be sure to spread some good vibes by sending some likes/subscribes his way!

https://www.youtube.com/user/sintax77
https://www.sintax77.com/
https://www.instagram.com/sintax77/

Don't forget, at the end of the trail, it's Cheeseburger Time!!! Lucky for us, he’s donated a super cool Cheeseburger Time t-shirt and hoodie! A great big thanks to Sintax77 for his contributions to the outdoor community at large and for supporting our hang!

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