Hammock camping is a unique design of a name architect Alex Shirley Smith, he made use of the hammock for camping with the name Tentsile.
This hammock was hanging on the tree the way the ground over 3 meters and can be the shelter for 8 people. Hammocks are designed to provide a more flexible camping experience in places where there is no flat ground.
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Backpack hunting is one of those things that I fantasized about for many years before actually doing it. The whole experience sounded epic and was something I truly wanted to immerse myself in.
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Camping isn’t only for the beautiful days of summer. Sometimes the only days you have are the rainy days. Don’t cancel those plans, just dress for the weather and know how to stay dry, and get dry when it does get nasty.
Being willing to camp in the rain gets you outside more, gives you free rein over often busy campsites, and reintroduces once familiar areas with new sounds, smells, and feelings.
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Gone are the days when backpacking consisted of strapping on a huge external frame and lumbering through the forest with an aching body.
Trends in backpacks these days err towards minimalism and thoughtful, ergonomic design. Below are our favorite backpacking packs for the 2019 season, from ultralight bags for minimalists and thru-hikers to comfort-oriented options for weekend warriors and extended trips.
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What is the best backpack for you? As there’s no right model for everyone, it depends on what you’re doing, when and where you’re going, and how long your trip is.
Knowing these things will help you determine how much stuff you need to carry. Additionally, you’ll also need a pack that properly fits and a suspension system that can handle your body and the weight you put on it.
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