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Hennessy Hammock Expedition Zip in Colorado

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It’s a great portable shelter that can be set up quick and easily that provides protection from bugs with mesh netting that runs the full length of the hammock, and a wind/ sun/ rain shelter with the rainfly.

Hennessy Hammock
Expedition Zip 2lbs
Height limit: 6′ tall / 180 cm
Weight limit: 250 lbs / 115 kg
Hammock fabric: 210 D oxford nylon
Hammock dimensions: 100″ x 52″‘ (diagonal)
Mesh: 30D polyester No-See-Um netting
Suspending ropes: 10′ long 1600 lb. test polyester rope

30D Silnylon Monsoon Rainfly
18 oz. 8 tie out points including side panels for harsh conditions
shock cord & nylon cord provided

Location:
Signal Mountain
Estes Park Colorado
www.mullenphoto.com

Into the mountains.

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Location: Signal Mountain Colorado
Camera: Canon 40D
Lens 50mm: 1.8f.
Shutter Speed: 1/125
Aperture: 9f. stop
Iso 160
Date Time : 3/10/2013 – 6:13 PM

Today was a good day to hike a mountain ended up leaving the house around 1 p.m. and decided to find a trail with less people around ended up heading up to Glen Haven and checked out Signal Mountain trail ended up hiking 4 miles round trip and found this great place to relax and enjoy the sunshine without dealing with the high winds in town. This was a great mini trip as always arriving back home to only pick another spot to see next weekend.

HH Expedition zip with the 30D monsoon rainfly

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Hennessy Hammock Expedition Zip with the HH Monsoon 30D Rainfly with side panels. First setup was the backyard right off the start I noticed the rainfly was going to give more room underneath the hammock. The side panels will definitely block wind and rain / snow. All tie out points include shock cord and also rope with a stow away pocket for storage of the cords. The tarp weighing 18 oz and you can wrap the hammock and rain fly in the snake skins just as if it was still the regular rain fly.

Solo adventure

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Solo Adventure to the summit. Mt. Crosier 9,280 ft. 8 miles roundtrip. 10 f Degrees Wind 15-35 mph Decided to camp on top of a mountain ended up finding a spot with a rock wall to block most of the wind that did not stop all night. Tied the rain fly to two different logs to help retain the fly from flying away and using trekking poles to help keep the fly stable. Also collected two flat rocks to block the wind from the open sides of the hammock. All in all it was a great experience. Every time I go outside I learn a small detail I could make better next time. Thats what survival is about making the right decisions and the ability to withstand what nature throws in your path.

Hennessy Hammock Expedition Zip

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Hennessy Hammock expedition zip hanging out up at Island Lake 11,128ft in the Rawah Wilderness Colorado. Surprised to find trees up here awesome place to explore and great fishing 15 miles roundtrip this was a solo trip just like 90 percent of last years camping.

Winter camping in endless snow.

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Hennessy Hammock Safari Zip in winter use. After work friday night headed up to the mountains to get some ledgit winter camping under the belt, ended up snowing the whole time from friday at 10:00 P.M. till saturday at 3:00 P.M. decided to make it back to the car since the snow has not let up and with 8" inches of New snow it was going to be a trek back to a car buried with new snow. Always learning something out on the adventures from staying dry, finding dry fire wood, being resourceful with objects laying around. Buried logs in the snow for the rain fly to attach to walls held up good with the snow piling up.

I planned for two nights of camping but ended up making the call to get out of the snow before it was to late. It was a good idea

3 camping trips 3 weekends in a row

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Signal Mountain Solo 3 mile adventure looking for snow not to much snow at Pingree Park

3' feet of snow up in the Snowy Range Mountains no new snow looking to test the hammock with fresh snow.


8" inches of new snow had fallen since friday 10:00p.m. till saturday 3:00 p.m.

Signal Mountain Timelapse

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Solo hike/camp trip up Signal Mountain in Colorado ended up hiking about 5 miles round trip. Not much snow was up at 9,000ft. and its 1/27/2013. Camped around 9,500ft.

Music:
Dead Meadow
Between Me And The round

Location:
Signal Mountain Commanche Wilderness Colorado

Signal Mt Colorado from Patrick Mullen on Vimeo.

Hennessy Hammock Safari zip

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Signal Mountain Trail Roundtrip: 12.0 miles
Total elev. chg.: 3,104′
High elevation: 11,200′
Rating: difficult
TH open year round
The lower portion of this trail follows the pleasant banks of Pennock Creek through shady forest at the bottom of a deep valley, while the upper portion tops out on the alpine tundra on the flank of Signal Mountain.

Thank you Hennessy Hammock. Stoked for the Safari Zip Defiantly like the bigger rainfly and also there is more room to move around. Spent the night warm in the 20's Good solo 5 mile roundtrip hike out to signal mountain

Trekking poles doubled as a way to create more room under the rainfly. Cooking was easy and the hammock provided a nice wind sheld


Found a nice spot to hang out with a good morning hike up to the sunrise.