I’m very much a side sleeper at home, but have been trying to cultivate more back sleeping in my hammock. It works better in my Ridgerunner, but I can manage it in my Trail Lair.
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I’m very much a side sleeper at home, but have been trying to cultivate more back sleeping in my hammock. It works better in my Ridgerunner, but I can manage it in my Trail Lair.
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On my back almost always but on rare occasions on my side.Originally Posted by cougarmeat
> I'd probably just buy a dive shop if I win the lottery.
I visited NC and the outer banks once (as a pedestrian, not a diver) - A LOT of underwater wrecks (according to the poster I saw in a gift shop).
Knowing that all boats rock in the swells, no matter how big (you'd never see that in Adventures in Paradise), it would be interesting to support a hammock on deck. And the Stars! What a view that would be at night.
I've tried hanging a hammock on our workboat and even in a small swell offshore it would start swinging and keep getting worse. Maybe if it was super calm it woud work.
We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing – George Bernard Shaw
I can totally see a use case for having one strung up while in port/at the marina. I wonder what it must have been like for folks in the Navy to sleep in these.
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Iceman857
"An optimist is a man who plants two acorns and buys a hammock" - Jean de Lattre de Tassigny (French Army General in WWII)
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