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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8BqS9IoYAI]A dorset rope swing! - YouTube[/ame] ha ha
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8BqS9IoYAI]A dorset rope swing! - YouTube[/ame] ha ha
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Good stuff man! That is good to know! I don't think the kit list ever ends with tree climbing ay! which portaledge have you got/would you recommend?
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Good stuff man! That is good to know! I don't think the kit list ever ends with tree climbing ay! which portaledge have you got/would you recommend?
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It's a tricky thing to do but worth the struggle for the morning views!! Indeed the new hennessys do have a side zip opening which make it easier, or the heavy duty tree boats have a tarp which is sweet but I'm a big fan of fighting my way into a bottom velcro opening of the hennessys...think it's just the satisfaction of getting in there and sorted. been looking into porterledges recently...anyone tried that?
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It's a tricky thing to do but worth the struggle for the morning views!! Indeed the new hennessys do have a side zip opening which make it easier, or the heavy duty tree boats have a tarp which is sweet but I'm a big fan of fighting my way into a bottom velcro opening of the hennessys...think it's just the satisfaction of getting in there and sorted. been looking into porterledges recently...anyone tried that?
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Just a short film to illustrate how to rig hammocks in some rather hefty pine trees in Honduras...enjoy
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Just a short film to illustrate how to rig hammocks in some rather hefty pine trees in Honduras...enjoy
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Just a short film to illustrate how to rig hammocks in some rather hefty pine trees in Honduras...enjoy
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TALLEST OAK TREE EVER CLIMBED IN THE UK
Images added to a gallery album owned by waldo in Members Albums
Climbing and measuring the 40.40m Oak tree in Stour Head for the UK tree register. Tallest Oak in the UK -
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From the album: TALLEST OAK TREE EVER CLIMBED IN THE UK
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Sweet, great to hear such enthusiasm. Just about to upload a new (shorter) video about putting hammocks in trees! Will pop it up on the video thread for you to check it oot!
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Sweet, great to hear such enthusiasm. Just about to upload a new (shorter) video about putting hammocks in trees! Will pop it up on the video thread for you to check it oot!
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Sweet, great to hear such enthusiasm. Just about to upload a new (shorter) video about putting hammocks in trees! Will pop it up on the video thread for you to check it oot!
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Cheers guys, there's more to come. In response to Gibbon, Orchids are fascinating plants to study. There are eyelash vipers at slightly lower elevations but I've rarely seen them higher than head height. Palm vipers are more common higher up and are often found in more lofty arboreal places...
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Cheers guys, there's more to come. In response to Gibbon, Orchids are fascinating plants to study. There are eyelash vipers at slightly lower elevations but I've rarely seen them higher than head height. Palm vipers are more common higher up and are often found in more lofty arboreal places...
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1k7hocXbO0]Epiphytes in Cusuco, Honduras - YouTube[/ame]
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If it's just a fun climb I have no worries when it's raining. It takes a bit more friction to properly control descents, especially when using mechanical devices but as for the mess it's a good excuse for a kit rub down and clean up! Admittedly it's a different kettle of fish when using cutting tools in trees but on a rec climb I love getting down and dirty with the trees, rain or shine!
