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Another trip to the hills for a hunt this morning. Today I took my Junglas.
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ESEE-4 at home this weekend
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Yeah i like it, mine in the photo came with orange scales but I swapped them for these plain scales. I also found the green of any model model was always the cheapest for some reason.I didn't know if I would love the green coating, but I kinda love it in mine. It's functional yet fits the vibe of my ESEE 5.
In the 1st and the 8th photo is that a "Drip Line" hanging down from the hammock suspension line? We used them so during a rain storm, water would not run down the suspension line and into your hammock. JohnHad some time to go out today.
played a bit with tarp configs over my hammock and made lunch.
Brought the Esee 6, Firebox Nano, cast Iron skillet, bread, choriso and gingerroot (for tea)
Grim just chilled
First boiled some water for tea
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Sliced the girgerroot
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Sliced the sausages while my skillet was heating up, love that little pan
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Don't forget to stir things
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Sliced some bread when the sausage was done
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And time to eat now
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tasty and fun again
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Grim was under the tarp the whole time
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You Winklered that izula!Supervising the clean up crew.
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One side really stripped the other side not so much though when playing with the angles and light the stripes magically appear. Just hard to catch it in photo.
That knife looks fantastic!Supervising the clean up crew.
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One side really stripped the other side not so much though when playing with the angles and light the stripes magically appear. Just hard to catch it in photo.
It is a prusic knot with a clip on the end, used originally to attach the tarp/rainfly that comes with this Hennessy hammock to the suspensioncords over the hammock.In the 1st and the 8th photo is that a "Drip Line" hanging down from the hammock suspension line? We used them so during a rain storm, water would not run down the suspension line and into your hammock. John
Another great lunch date!!!!......Had some time to go out today.
played a bit with tarp configs over my hammock and made lunch.
Brought the Esee 6, Firebox Nano, cast Iron skillet, bread, choriso and gingerroot (for tea)
Grim just chilled
First boiled some water for tea
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Sliced the girgerroot
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Sliced the sausages while my skillet was heating up, love that little pan
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Don't forget to stir things
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Sliced some bread when the sausage was done
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And time to eat now
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tasty and fun again
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Grim was under the tarp the whole time
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Time for him to run now![]()
Everyone's good-buddy Grim.....Gooooooood Boooooooy.Day hike with a nice spot for a coffee break
Grim approved of this spot
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Brought my Izula, Firebox Nano, Trangia Kettle and Swedish Fold-a-Cups for a nice hot Nescafe.
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Windy conditions made it take a while before the water was boiling
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Great spot to sit for a while
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Eventually it was time to move on
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