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Hiking - ogy - 09-30-2011

Any of you guys hike?

I love it, probably more than running, I've done numerous long hikes, 42 miles etc. I especially like long hikes, wild camp then hike back

I'm out in the morning, a real tricky 26 miler
Only got told yesterday that it's orienteering too and out of our group I'm the only one that can map read!!! No pressure then
If you don't hear from me for a while I'm lost on't moors

Skinny man, i know you hike, any excuse to shoot shit hahaha

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Hiking - joboco - 09-30-2011

Where ya going dude, anywhere interesting.
Cant beat a few nights under the stars.

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Hiking - ogy - 10-01-2011

This ones out on the North York Moors

I love hiking on the moors when it's Autumn, usually it'll be cold, boggy and bleak!
However for some reason we are in the throes of a heat wave and it'll be 27' and sweaty balls time!!

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Hiking - lobo - 10-02-2011

havent done it for years,especially over night camp out think its great fun nice challenge pyhsically and mentally and it gets your mind in to a different zone....great stuff!

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Hiking - SkinnyGuy - 10-02-2011

Yep I'll take any excuse I can to get into the wild. I don't do much shooting I'm an ultra light guy- meaning my pack weight is less that 15 lbs(includes water and food) for about four days and guns weigh a ton. But I've got some really cool shit!!! That doesn't weigh a thing. I sleep in a hammock I have a flash light that weighs lik 2 ounces that can be seen for like 2 miles and last for 700 hours etc. I've done a lot of research.

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Hiking - ogy - 10-05-2011

exactly mate, that's where I'm heading but it's just friggin freezing over here lol, I have some ultra lightweight bits of kit but my one man tent is a fair whack heavier than a hammock, I'll take the weight over bag storage and dryness.

Do you string a tarp over the hammock??

The 26 miler the other day was great, our time was proper shite and my navigating was shocking. we did still beat some runners though haha

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Hiking - SkinnyGuy - 10-06-2011

here is my hammock

Ultralite Backpacker Asym Zip: Product Specs -- Hennessy Hammock

sleeping bag

Ultralight Arc Ghost, A Lightweight Down Quilt by Nunatak Gear.

pack

Gossamer Gear Gorilla Ultralight Backpack

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Hiking - SkinnyGuy - 10-06-2011

If you want any advice on gear let me know man. I have done all the research and tested everything from tarps tents and hammocks even have a tipi with a stove in it for winter

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Hiking - joboco - 10-06-2011

All good kit man. The only trouble with a hammock in the Scottish Highlands you can't always find a flipping tree.

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Hiking - SkinnyGuy - 10-06-2011

joboco Wrote:All good kit man. The only trouble with a hammock in the Scottish Highlands you can always find a flipping tree.

i use trekking poles and can set it up on th ground also

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