Tent/Tarp pr0n

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Not a great pic but...
- 8'x10' integral design sil-nylon tarp
- Golite lair 1 nest screen shelter
- 8 ti stakes
- 50' Kelty trip tease
- 1.5 mil ground cloth

total weight: 32oz

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My Hennessy Expedition Assym with a 2Qzq zipper mod set up neat Cliff Lake in the Dinkey Lakes Wilderness
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Here's our camp last year at Wolf Lake , Western Alberta. My wife likes splitting firewood ( she is almost as good as the old man :eek:)

No shots of me here though. I'm out in the woods grubbing around or something. :)

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I have actually used it lots. I just haven't take any pictures of it other than setting it up in the back yard there :D

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Those Cooke Custom Sewing tarps are awesome - they had a 10 x 10 on sale for $70 recently ... I should of snagged one :mad:
 
This is a great thread.

I love seeing what everybody does/how everybody sets up.
 
The more I look at the setups, the more I want to get a tarp to use instead of a tent.
 
The more I look at the setups, the more I want to get a tarp to use instead of a tent.

I highly recommend the tarp as a camping shelter. It's great to wake up, roll over, and see the sunrise on the wilderness. Or look out at the stars during the night.

Get a bivy or a hammock to use with it though, would be my recommendation.
 
What IS that shelter? Kind of looks like a giant clam... or a head-on shot of one of those weird bottom-feeding fish from the unknown depths.... :eek:

Stay sharp,
desmobob

Quechua XL 2 second tent, excellent when you runaway from party in a middle of night,strait into woods,and it is raining :D:D (but it is bit cumbersome to carry,folded looks like a big plate),just take it out of bag and throw it on a ground and it is ready,if there is no wind you can go without stakes,normally it is dark green:D
 
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