Recent content by themadindian

I love when we get enough snow for snowshoeing here, it's nice not having to travel to do it :D I've had a nice trench leaving the house up to the AT now for 2 weeks. I've got a set of 30" revo explores, they're great for the AT and with the snow banks so high and the lots unplowed I've had it...

Sadly this is my lowest mileage year in 6 years, just totaled my paddling from my garmin and it was 103 miles, I was getting worried I wasn't going to break 100 :rolleyes:

I unfortunately didn't have the camera running when we had gone back up it. It's too bad, there was some good moments 😄

Is it okay to post this here, it's the video from the L3/4ish students on the Mullica, didn't seem to make sense to start another thread

You should've stayed, would've been nice to see you @Glenn MacGrady

I do the same thing if I'm bracing off land or a dock, paddle in front when I kneel and paddle behind when I sit

I got the same property you did but on video!

That's my new hammock setup and it's 10yrs old already. I prefer quilts over pads in single layer hammocks. For double layer a pad makes a little more sense especially since it makes going to ground much easier.

Thanks for that, I wasn't sure if it was the "feathery" edge or damage.

I got it from Chewy years ago, it's even got bolsters that velcro on.

I had a different group trip fall apart in the Adirondacks so rather than give up the time off I started looking at maps and realized I could do both the Rollins Loop and Follensby Clear loop from Fish Creek campground and the Adirondack rail trail was right there as well. I found a site on...

I'm in the lower hudson valley depending on where I'd be interested.

I'm 6'5" instead of setting it at 45" I set it to 49" and guy out the head end, at 45" I fit if I do the head and foot but if it's rainy and windy the back of it touches me and I get damp.

If I'm not in my hammock setup which weighs 5lbs all in, I've got the gatewood cape(11oz poncho/tarp) with the serenity nettent (11oz) with aluminum 45" pole (3oz), pad and quilt weight vary but usually around 32 oz combined. Here we are on the Delaware after a really rainy night and I stayed...

Here's my 61lb heeler in the Shearwater last weekend, he likes to be in front of me or he scoots himself half under the thwart