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Still enjoying the blissful rocking of the hammock talk. Keep up the good work

Nice talking to ya' AJ 🥳👌🏼

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Can I have your portion of smoked oysters, Paul?

Well.... How many minor trails like the FT have you completed? Such family Summer trips is what makes for lifetime memories for the kids. Awesome that you're getting out there. Also, that Anaconda looks pretty nice. I saw Dutch deploying his last year at Fall Sprawl. So fast See ya at Summer's Last Gasp.

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Excellent vid! Hoping to make the quick trip from Ireland in April '25!

Great show. This show brings the humanity back to hiking. Although there are wonderful parts, the struggle you had really shows as a humbling experience. It's definitely important to have a few positive minded folks to keep you wanting to keep stepping forward. It's time you get back to some Florida trails and come out to the FT and join us at Hidden Pond for Summer's Last Gasp.

Good morning Paul and AJ!

BTW, Paul and AJ, I’ve posted a link for this video to Random Adventures 2.0 Discord.

Amen on the Skully. A huge Thank You to Chad for the Moroccan Blue Skully yall provided me. Now i have some official HangCon uniform, floridahanger.

Here's 2 great folks continuing a great company. For those that don't know, Paul and Missy from UGQ are OG Annual Florida Hang-to-HangCon Vendors. I met them at the 2nd Annual Florida Hang in 2012 and shared a Vowel Renewal with a few other couples, floridahanger. *Edit as a homeschooling family, we get something most families don't get as much nowadays. We have a more intimate relationship with our kids more than just family. We share all kinds of things including work habits. Most of the HangCon kids(then Annual Florida Hang)that are now late teens/early 20's grew up together giving each other trail names and learning together. Raising the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts.

When talking Florida highs, humidity needs to be included. 94 with 65% humidity is a mild Summer here. A hot day is upper 90's to lower triple digits and 95% humidity and we get a lot of those. Those Danish gentlemen are awesome. Can't wait to meet more of them since meeting Christian and Lars. Floridahanger *Edit* AJ, you know i love you...and your Southern ways.... But... Its pond. Europe is across the pond from us. Hehehe

Another good one. This one needs to be plastered everywhere and often to make sure everyone gets a chance(read as forced listening) hears it. So much info AND how to easily find answers for newbies.

Well, I’m looking forward to returning. I promise to be good.

Good afternoon Paul and AJ!

Good stuff

That is not a criss/cross pattern, it is a zig/zag pattern. What is the fabrics? inside/outside? fabric weight?

If that's not an appropriate pic of Chad and Britani, IDK what is. 😆

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Great video, im danish, never knew we had a festival, like that, and i have never ever been in a hammok, but i still loved the video, welcome back at any time 😀

Will be listening to this one tomorrow as I build some lucky guy out there a new hammock! Thanks for recording this, and I can't wait to listen! These three guys are awesome!

Good morning Paul and AJ!

You guys are so american. Have fun and keep on rollin.

Shoestring knots: lots of different shoestring ties. If you are happy with your present shoelace tie-great! Most common error is tie a slipped granny bow knot, rather than a slipped square knot bow. A sure sign there is a slipped granny bow shoestring tie-is the bows are cattywompus-that is one bow is pointed down towards the toe of shoe, can be at a diagonal angle. With a slipped square knot bow shoestring tie-the bows will be horizontal-pointing to left and right-looking horizontal. I tied my shoes wrong for 40 years. Dreaded slipped granny bow knot shoestring tie. At age 45 I began to tie a slipped square knot bow shoestring tie. About 7 years ago around age 66? I began to tie Surgeon’s Shoe Bow. It is included in Grog Knot App. I say again, if a knot works for you to your satisfaction, then keep on keeping on with your favorite knot. Pheonix Thank you for a great hammock knot podcast!

Enjoyed the knot-only chat, AJ. Hope you and the family had a great vacation.

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Its not a canal, its the harbor

Correction: Tivoli is not the oldest amusement park in the world. It opened in 1843 and is the third oldest. Bakken, a bit outside Copenhagen, is the oldest amusement park. It opened in 1583. But you are correct that Walt Disney visited Tivoli several times, to get inspiration for Disneyland. He also visited a few other parks around Europe.

Where can I find a list of all the gear mentioned in this episode?

If it's any consolation, my last trip out of Denmark had me strip searched and squatting in the gangway to the plane with an Alsatian practising his bork-bork.. Glad you had a nicer trip home at least lol

Happy to see you seemed to enjoy your stay here. We vikings have a saying: "There´s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing" and it seems you experienced a bit of changing weather but hope you survived it. And yes, no white square bread here, we have the real deal. We love great bread, our ryebread and Danish pastries and to accompany it with good coffee. Welcome back another time and maybe bring the family, the more the merrier!

The carnivore diet works. I'm also proof of that. I'm now under 200lbs. I haven't been this light since probably college. I'm also full of energy, no longer snore or have sleep apnea, no more joint pains, no more brain fog<-yeah that's a thing, off a number of medications, Type II diabetes really no longer exists once you eliminate carbs and sugar from your life.

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Excellent advice! Thank you! I’m looking forward to trying it next time I’m out.

I use a klemheist in place of a prussik and a few others like bow line, perfect loop, Farrimond friction hitch in place of the taut line hitch and an Event knot on my ridge line.

Thanks for that. I didn't know those tarp extenders were load bearing.

Great tips AJ! Learned alot!

Very informative, AJ. Plus, cool shirt!

Congrats on the LLC. Looking forward to the rest of the news.

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Great listening to you talk about your experience. It was an amazing hang. I’m trying to figure out if I can make it to Florida in January, would be really nice to meet all the people again and experience your hangcon.

Awesome recap of that epic adventure. I sure do wish I could have been there. Now I have more dreams of HangCon 2024 and look even more forward to HangCon 2025. Shug, glad you are putting yourself out there to experience the crowds and coming to a good place with this. I'll see you next year by the fire. Oh, and it's not HangCon without at least 1 day of rain so bring Yellowman with his frog legs as well. Floridahanger

I don’t think O’Hare is any different for international arrivals. Miami is pretty bad, as well. Even with Global Pass allowing her to zip through immigration and customs, my lovely wife almost missed her connection in Miami due to TSA lines. Our last time arriving through Miami wasn’t great either. Safest bet is to make sure that you have a good buffer before your connecting flight. Enjoy your Summer trip, AJ!

Good morning Paul and AJ!

Found you from shugs video from there ..new sub .. nice job covering the experience

Great video! That brought me back. I really appreciated meeting you guys. Glad you enjoyed the trip. Really looking forward to Florida now 😄

Great adventure, world travelers. Glad it was a blast. That food looked amazing. I wish I had smell-o-vision on my phone. Floridahanger

Nice follow-up to your EuroHangCon video, Paul and AJ. Looking forward to seeing Christian and Lars again and meeting the Danish Contingent next January.