Here is my new home! Portable! Lightweight! Cute! What more could you want?

It has a pocket and hooks inside...my new home comes with storage.

And look at all the extra space I have inside...just as much space at my head too.

And it rolls up all nice and tidy so I can fold it up and pack it. This is with one of the covers pulled back a bit.

And this is how I'll be carrying my hammock and everything that I will use/need/have for the hike. I should get a picture of it without the pack cover. And I have shorter trekking poles now that fit inside it, much better!

1 comment:
If you were actually setting up that tarp you would want to put a ridge line in it so it doesn't pool water on your face.
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