![]() 08/14/2017 at 13:57 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
I was tired of sitting around doing nothing at home, so.... I went to a few beautiful, hard-to-reach places and sat around doing nothing!
I channeled my inner engineer and set this up with gymnastics straps, bungee cords, and an inflatable sleeping pad for added nap-ability.
The area is absolutely beautiful. No people nearby. Just me. The waves. And mountains covered in carpets of greenery
After a good nap, I packed up and moved on to a new spot, fifty miles away. Stacked some rocks, learned a bit about patience
This place is high on my list for potential campsites. A sign posted on a random tree said it was being saved as a potential site for a state park in the future
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That’s awesome.
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That is amazing. Otherwise, I’m speechless at the awesomeness.
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Are those berries edible?
If so, did you eat any?
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Look like wild blackberries. If so, very edible and delicious
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Not just edible, but they make good wine as well.
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Fresh blackberry juice is literally one of the best things in existence
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Beautiful.
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Never tried, but yes! Blackberries, and I ate a ton
![]() 08/14/2017 at 17:07 |
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What were the logistics behind getting the hammock in that position, and getting in it? Did you stand in the water, a boat, use a jet pack, etc?
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Swam to the furthest stump, climbed it, threw the rope around it and adjusted it to close to what I thought I’d need lengthwise. Hooked the hammock up at that end, then swam to the closest stump and did the same. It was super taut, so I used bungee cords for another 2 feet of slack. Getting in... Was tricky