accrete
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Just back from several days at a favorite USF camp east of Cougar Washington called "_Lower Falls_". The campground has two loops of about 2 dozen sites each. Lower loop can be reserved, upper is first-come-first-served. Well worth the ~2 hour drive from Woodland WA off i5.
We utilized the hammock stand in dual-mode with three tripods and two ridgepoles. Once set up the only adjustment we made was to gently tie two spare fleece gloves I had lying around on the line from the central tripod anchor to my wife's hennessy as it was occasionally striking the hang-cord to my hammock's ridgepole and it sounded like someone plucking a guitar. I will say that we did notice each other IF they did a major body-shift or entered/exited the hammock. By the second nite we were sleeping through the other's movements so not a big issue. We did decide i'd grab the extra parts for a fourth tripod and thus have the option of two completely separate stands.
If you head to the park there are some serious issues with the basically unmaintained forestry road...we felt sorry for our rig as any thing driving that road would long for pavement!
: ) Thom
We utilized the hammock stand in dual-mode with three tripods and two ridgepoles. Once set up the only adjustment we made was to gently tie two spare fleece gloves I had lying around on the line from the central tripod anchor to my wife's hennessy as it was occasionally striking the hang-cord to my hammock's ridgepole and it sounded like someone plucking a guitar. I will say that we did notice each other IF they did a major body-shift or entered/exited the hammock. By the second nite we were sleeping through the other's movements so not a big issue. We did decide i'd grab the extra parts for a fourth tripod and thus have the option of two completely separate stands.
If you head to the park there are some serious issues with the basically unmaintained forestry road...we felt sorry for our rig as any thing driving that road would long for pavement!
: ) Thom
