[ft-l] Jonathon Dickinson

[dblick at cfl.rr.com (Deb Blick)]

Should have been more specific - that's what I was referring to - the FTA
Kitching Creek campsite.  But I'll take all your advice and take the tent.
Drat!  Was really looking forward to a nice trip with the new hammock.

BTW, I just got a new Hennessy Asym.  And Howard Pardue just got a new Speer
hammock this past weekend in the silent auction at the Southeastern Foot
Trails Coalition conference.  Guess we'll have to go hiking together
sometime and compare notes.

Deb



> Depends on what campsite your talking about.  I've hung mine on a couple
> occasions at the FTA campsite.  The Kitchen Creek campsite has plently of
> trees, but they are mostly pine trees, which tend to turn the tree saver
> straps into really stickey tree save straps.  At the Scrub Jay site, there
are
> fewer trees and they are mostly too far apart.  At the two formal
campsite,
> they probably don't allow them, although not sure why.  About all they
have
> are Austrailian pines, which they have to get rid of anyway, so any
potential
> damage shouldn't be a problem, not that a properly hung hammock would do
any
> real damage.
>
> --
> Paul Guyon
> pjguyon@att.net