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Levi G Adventure
Norway
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Having waaay too much fun in nature. Join me!
Hammock Camping In Rain and Wind (Ticket to the Moon)
Levi G decided to head into an unfamiliar forest to spend the night.
It started to rain during the night, and the wind got a little angry.
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- Locations:
Bergen, Norway
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- Gear List
Hammock: Ticket To The Moon
Stove: JetBoil MightyMo
Chair: Helinox Ground Chair (Black)
- Software
Video: Davinci Resolve
Image: Photoshop
Music: Cubase
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Music Credits:
(When eating and exploring)
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(When cooking coffee)
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#Norway
It started to rain during the night, and the wind got a little angry.
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- Locations:
Bergen, Norway
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- Gear List
Hammock: Ticket To The Moon
Stove: JetBoil MightyMo
Chair: Helinox Ground Chair (Black)
- Software
Video: Davinci Resolve
Image: Photoshop
Music: Cubase
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Music Credits:
(When eating and exploring)
From The Ashes | Ashes Of Creation | Orchestral Music by Solas | soundcloud.com/solas_composer
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons / Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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(When cooking coffee)
Devoted by Hayden Folker | soundcloud.com/hayden-folker
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The rest of the songs:
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#Norway
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HAMMOCK in the RAIN - Can I stay dry? (Daytime testing)
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Levi G wanted to try his Ticket to the Moon hammock in the rain to see if his system can be a reliable shelter during rainy weather. It was a short and simple video this time. I hope you enjoy it regardless! - Locations: Bergen, Norway - Gear List Hammock: Ticket to the Moon Pot: Toaks 750mm Stove: Jetboil Mighty Mo - Software Video: Davinci Resolve Image: Photoshop Music: Cubase Music Credits:...
Sleeping In My TICKET TO THE MOON Hammock
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Levi G tries to sleep in his Ticket To The Moon hammock. It is a simple hammock with no bugnet or tarp, but with nice weather and not too many bugs, he has high hopes that it will do its job. It was pretty nice testing out this hammock. I have always just used it as a hammock to lounge it when I've been on smal trips. However, this time I wanted to test out if it was possible to spend the night...
Hennessy Bubble Pad - First Impression
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Levi G is testing out yet another item. This time, it is the Hennessy Bubble Pad, wide version. This is the first time I have bought an item because of a recommendation from the comments. It was very interesting testing out this product. The Hennessy Bubble Pad promises comfort and insulation, and I was eager to see if it lived up to the hype. From the initial setup to the first night of use, I...
Stealth Camping Next To A GRAVEYARD in the Woods
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Levi G is stealth camping in a tent next to a graveyard in the woods. Cooking some food and having some fun! Very exiting video to make! Many years have gone by since the last time I slept in a tent. Certantly something different to a hammock. I hope you will enjoy this video! - Locations: Bergen, Norway Music Credits: - Intro, Timelapse, Outro: Levi G Adventure - The rest: Cornfield Chase by C...
Midnight Snack In The Woods (alone 👻)
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Levi G is out to grab a midnight snak in the woods. Just a very simple video I decided to make when I had some time to spare. It was a very beautiful night, and I am very glad I took the trip out. The camera struggled a lot to focus in the dark, so some challenges arrived, but over all a very plesant experience! - Locations: Bergen, Norway Åsane - Gear List Cooking: JetBoil Mightymo, Toaks 750 ...
Testing New Camping Gear - Toaks 750ml Pot, Helinox Ground Chair, BushBox LF
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Levi G is testing some new gear! In this video, I am testing out some new gears I've got. Quick and easy episode. I hope you enjoy it! I had a lot of fun recording it at least :D - Locations: Bergen, Norway Åsane - Gear List Helinox - Ground Chair Black Edition Bushcraft Essentials - Bushbox LE Toaks - 750 ml Pot - Software Video: Davinci Resolve Image: Photoshop Music: Cubase Music Credits: In...
Winter Camping in my Hennessy Hammock
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Levi G taking his Hennessy Hammock out on a cold adventure while having his usual fun in the woods. It was a challenge to record this. The cameras stopped working due to the low teperatures, difficulty focusing in the dark, and in general hard to spend time setting up the shots properly because of very cold hands. My jacket kept rubbing up on my microphone too. But I think it turned out to be a...
5 Fun Things To Do In The Woods
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Levi G shares 5 fun things you can do to keep yourself entertained if you ever find yourself bored in the woods. Or simply a reason to get out from your house and enjoy the nature. You may have noticed that this video was way more scripted than most of my videos, and my acting skills are not the best, but I hope you liked it regardless! - Locations: Bergen, Norway Music Credits: Neverland by Al...
Climbing Trees in the Woods
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Levi G felt brave today, so he wanted to reach the skies by climbing trees. The weather was good and I felt like having some fun in the woods, so I decided to do some climbing. Why not bring you guys along as well? I hope you will enjoy this video, because it was super fun to record! - Locations: Bergen, Norway - Gear List Video: GoPro Hero 9, Canon R10 Mic: V-MIC D4 MINI, Røde LavMic - Softwar...
Camping Next To A NOISY Highway (in my Hennessy Hammock)
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Levi G is camping next to a highway, while playing Mario Kart and listening to the noise the car makes. I liked this adventure, because it was different and something I'm going to remember. Bringing games with me was very fun, but I need to find a better way to set up my underquilt, because that has been the cause of many frosty feets. Levi G is stealth camping by a highway, enjoying a game of ...
UPGRADE Your Cheap HAMMOCK For CHEAP
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Levi G is teaching you how you can upgrade a simple and cheap hammock into one you can really enjoy. And the best part is, it is very cheap! Maybe even free, as the items needed are common to have lying around in your house somewhere. I made this video to help people who may have gotten a cheap hammock as a present, or bought a hammock on sale and got a less than ideal experience. Cheap hammock...
Geting Used To Sleeping In My Hennessy Hammock
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Levi G is sleeping outside in his comfy hammock (Hennessy Hammock). Sleeping outside is not too easy to get used to, due to many unfamiliar nightly sounds, but it's all worth it for the adventure! Recorded at the beginning of June, but took a break from editing and such to enjoy the summer. - Locations: Bergen, Norway Åsane, Åstveitskogen - Gear List Cooking: JetBoil Zip Video: GoPro Hero 9, Ca...
Pine Needle Tea - Foraging in Norway
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Join Levi G as he goes on an adventure into the lush woods of Norway to explore the art of making Pine Needle Tea. I was a fun video to make! The topic of harvesting and self-relience really lit a fire in me, so this is something I want to make more videos about. I hope you would like more, too! - Locations: Bergen, Norway Åsane - Gear List Cooking: JetBoil Zip, Sea To Summit cup Video: GoPro H...
Finding Frogs - The Story of Franky the Frog
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Finding Frogs - The Story of Franky the Frog
I Carved My Own Chopsticks! - Simple Bushcraft
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I Carved My Own Chopsticks! - Simple Bushcraft
Testing: Hennessy Hammock on a Cold Winter's Day
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Testing: Hennessy Hammock on a Cold Winter's Day
Check Out This Awesome Lake! - Lake Baugtveitstemma
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Check Out This Awesome Lake! - Lake Baugtveitstemma
Can I Find the Starving Ducks? - A Duck Feeding Mission
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Can I Find the Starving Ducks? - A Duck Feeding Mission
Hiking in Norway - Fall Edition - Lake Storevatnet
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Hiking in Norway - Fall Edition - Lake Storevatnet
Fishing at STUNNING Locations in NORWAY
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Fishing at STUNNING Locations in NORWAY
Fisker Ørret i Åstveitvatnet (Åsane, Bergen. English Subtitles)
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Fisker Ørret i Åstveitvatnet (Åsane, Bergen. English Subtitles)
Summer In Norway - Beautiful Hike to Milastemma
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Summer In Norway - Beautiful Hike to Milastemma
UT PÅ TUR, ALDRI SUR - Liten Optimistisk Fjelltur i Åsane, Bergen (English subtitles)
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UT PÅ TUR, ALDRI SUR - Liten Optimistisk Fjelltur i Åsane, Bergen (English subtitles)
Stolpejakt og Eggsteking (English subtitles)
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Stolpejakt og Eggsteking (English subtitles)
Det er Alltid Gøy i Skogen (English subtitles)
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Det er Alltid Gøy i Skogen (English subtitles)
Møter HESTER på Gårtur til HORDVIK (English subtitles)
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Møter HESTER på Gårtur til HORDVIK (English subtitles)
Finding a Beauiful Little Dam in Norway - Jørgenstemma
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Finding a Beauiful Little Dam in Norway - Jørgenstemma
Beautiful Hike Up VETEN, Finding a FROZEN Pond - Bergen, Norway
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Beautiful Hike Up VETEN, Finding a FROZEN Pond - Bergen, Norway
Any issues with condensation while using the bubble pad? That seems to be a common complains when using "reflectix" or Closed Cell Foam sleeping pads in a hammock.
Åsane have alot of unspoiled nature still. Most people dont know it, and we should keep it our secret :-)
Nice
Thanks for the comment! 🔥
Sleep in my TTTM for many years at home already, and when on the road i use the DDhammocks Frontline XL as the bugnet is integraded. Never need a ridgeline just hang it right. TTTM now has the Pro, with integrated net, looks very nice.
Maybe I'll look into the TTTM Pro. I also have an eye on the Chamelion hammock from dutchware, as that hammock is very modular. BUT it is very expensive. Thank you so much for the comment ant the tips. Really appretiated! 🔥
I'm enjoying the heck out of your adventures. I'm in the PNW, and have been using HH since 2000. I started with a symmetrical classic (birth canal) and about 5 years ago switched to the 2 layer Jungle Expedition, Asym. But about 6 months ago I switched again to a Dutchware Chameleon . I was having claustrophobic issues in the HH 10'. The Chameleon is an 11' hammock. I have not hung the Chameleon between trees yet, just been using it with my Tensa4, about a dozen nights. But I can't live without (well I probably could, I just don't want to) my snake skins. One for the tarp, another for the hammock. You need to get some snake skins, makes deployment a snap as well as bug out. Anyway, keep your boots waxed and you ketchup bottle full.
Thank you so much for that comment! I really loved to read it. I am looking into getting myself a chameleon hammock, since it is so dynamic. But it consts a lot, and also I need to pay extra taxes to get it into norway. I have bought a tarp from Onewind, with a snake skin. I feel like a little kid waiting for it. It's currently in sipping. Again, thanks a lot for you insightful comment! 😁
Loving the editing. keep up the great work!
Thanks a lot! I'll do my best 😁
The forest is spooky at night 👻
I have a 2x2 tarp but think I need a larger. How large is your?
I think my tarp isabout 2x2. Maybe a little bit more. I woudn't feel safe in it in windy conditions. You always have to keep in mind the gear you store under your hammock as well.
I've used a tarp and hammock almost exclusively in all seasons, severe spring storms, winter snow, all of it. But my tarp is WAY bigger than that one! Rain comes sideways you need shelter! But I love how you can kick back in your hammock and still cook, still look around at nature.
i really want to get myself a bigger tarp, maybe with doors. But it costs a lot of money, or takes up a lot of space. Can I ask what kind of insulation you are using under you, when sleeping in a hammock? Pad? Underquilt?
@@LeviGAdventure Aquaquest tarp, 10x13, weighs 2 pounds, costs around $100. Lifetime Warranty. If that’s too much money get a plastic tarp from Harbor Freight. I use an Army poncho liner as an under quilt, or an insulated mat.
I just happened to find your Channel and decided to take a look. I watch a few camping/bushcraft channels: Simon a Bloke in the Woods, Kent Survival, Xander Budnick, Don VonGun whenever he posts, and a few others sometimes. I also watch a couple of van living videos because I enjoy going vicariously to all the places I'll never go. I wish you luck! I'll subscribe to give your Channel a boost.
I'm actually already subscribed to all of them except Don VonGun. So thanks for the tip, his channel looks interesting! Thank you so much for you comment, it's always nice to see people willing to spend time watching the video and commenting! And thanks a lot for giving me a shot by subscribing. It means a lot! 🤩
I don't know why hennesy don't sell the insulation they use in the survivorman hammock separately , the bubble pad is a good idea but I've never used it after I bought it lol , I got the survivor man hammock so my jungle xl isn't used much these days, I be more worried about that meat than some black toast 😂😂
Yes, that is true. Would be nice if they sold it seperately! Haha, don't worry. The meat is already pre-prepared. You're actually meant to put it on bread and eat it without even warming it up. So I'll survive 😂
What hennesy model is that?
It is the "Hennessy Hammock Explorer Deluxe Zip XL". Thanks for commenting!
Mye av fisken i Åstveit har rødt kjøtt. Tydeligvis mye kreps så et sunhetstegn for vannet.
Det var jeg ikke klar over. Takk for info 😁 Har aldri spist/sløyet fisken jeg har fått der, siden jeg visst bare klarer å få bittesmå fisk 😅
i use a hennessy with double layer i use the closed cell foam pad till below zero the add the bubble pad for real cold nights i leave it in the hammock when i pack it into a compression bag
That is a very good idea! Thanks for the tip! I really want to try out a double layer hammock.
Need to stop background music
Thanks for the feedback! I plan to add less and less music in the background. Right now it's there to hide awkward silences and all the jump-cuts in audio. I still struggle a lot when it comes to talking to the camera, especially in English. When I get more comfortalbe speaking to the camera, I think I will only use music in the non-speaking "scenes". Agan, thanks for commenting!
@@LeviGAdventure good stuff look forward to your stuff in the future :)
Why are your legs above head? its very unhealthy.
It only looks that way besause of the camera angle. When I was sleeping I was pretty mutch very straight. But thanks for commenting and the concern!
What brand and model of underquilt is that?
It is called the "DD Hammocks Underblanket." Synthetic fill. Packs down small, but is much colder than stated by the company. After a lot of use, I would not use it below 7 degrees Celsius.
@@LeviGAdventure Okay thanks. I'm in Florida so that's no worry here, but for trips north it's good to know. I'm mainly looking for something that fits a Hennessy Explorer Asym well.
A tip is to get a skillet with one of those grippy thongs they are kind of handy and still easy to pack if you don't want a solid handle. Thanks for a great video!
I have seen skillets like that. I guess those are way better, but I know for sure I would lose the handle on my very first camp with it 🙈 I do have the Summit Skillet (from JetBoil) that have a handle that folds the other way around. That makes way more sense. But that skillet is a lot bigger, so more to pack with me... But thank you SO much for your comment. I always love getting recommendations in the comment. I have a lot to learn!
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot for saying so! Your comment truly made me happy 😁
My 11yr old granddaughter loves camping but we have never been hammock camping trying to get her think about it..but not sure about me trying it never done it before...
Hammock camping in the beginning can include a lot of fiddling about before you can get a good "hang." I recommend testing it out first before you go deep into the woods, especially if you have a cheap hammock with no structural ridgeline. But once you have gotten used to it, it can grant you a restful sleep you will never forget. And thank you so much for your comment. And I really hope your granddaughter gets a lot of good experiences with you out camping! You are truly giving her a gift by doing so.
@@LeviGAdventureI purchased a compact hammock and tarp also about the same as yours made by Wise Owl $30 US each from Amazon will test it out this weekend before I purchase another for my granddaughter. Tarp comes with stakes and guy lines. Thanks for responding to my comment!
I have been hammock camping for over 40 years , I have 3 Hennesy Hammocks and a couple cheep single layer hammocks just for hanging out , if you are thinking about trying it out I suggest doing some research a head of time , there are some good books too , The Ultimate Hang is a good starting guide .
@@scottcarter4388 good start but be careful not to get the cold butt syndrome , insulation is a must below single layer hammock .
Same with my 9 year old son. We love to camp together. But my back kills me on air mattress. My son is pretty easy going. We are going on a 3 day 2 night camping / trout fishing trip in September. Bought us some entry level hammocks. Plan on brining the tent and gear for back up. Really hoping we can make it work hammocking.
Great video I gave you a wee sub aswell
Thank you so much! I really appretiate it. Thank you for watching! 🤩
I use a Hennessy hammock with the bubble pad. I go on canoe trips so have a little more cargo space but I wrap it around my internal dry bag in my canoe pack and the bulk is not noticeable. Mulch easier to set up - I have jungle hammock so slide it between layers. Enjoyed the video and I also enjoy pine tea. Cheers from Canada.
Sounds like you go on amazing trips! Canoe trips is something I really want to try. And thanks for the tip. I'll try to test out ways to minimize the bulk, because the pad really helps to keep me warm at night.
OMG your meat is still raw. Anyways enjoy your adventure life
Haha, don't worry. It is already prepared when you buy it from the store 😄 thanks for the comment! 🔥🔥
It's cooked salami
@@dominicturner77 That's right!
Britain got talent 2024
Yeah, or MasterChef 😂
Nice video
Thanks a lot for the kind comment!
Nice video man! Keep them coming!
Thanks, I'll try my best 🔥🔥
What tent did you use? Looked pretty cozy. Cool video, keep it up!
Thanks a lot for the comment! It is called "Urberg 2-Person Dome Tent G3 Kombu Green". That's what it's listed in my order-list, at least! To be honest, two people would struggle to sleep in it. But it was very nice to sleep in there alone! And it was super easy to set it up alone. I'd rather classify it as a decent, roomy 1-person tent.
Zelda’s lullaby. 🥰
Yay, you know the song! 🎉🎉 I'll make sure to give you a little shout-out 😁 Thanks so much for commenting!
There was a solo, long distance motorcycle rider in the US who had maps of graveyard locations and that's where he'd camp at night on his trips. Considering personal safety he figured no one would mess with him in there or even know he was there. Far as I know he never had any problems from the living, or the dead. 🙂
That's very interesting! It makes sense that a graveyard is safe places to camp, at least if you're not too afraid of the dark, I guess 😅 Thanks for sharing the information ☺️
Nice camping pal!
Thanks a lot! Your comment made my day! :D
walking around in the woods at night is super chill.
It sure is! A bit scary, but that's part of the fun 👌
Very simple video this time around. But get ready for some Hammock Camping pretty soon! And fishing, of course! 🐟🎣
Looking forward to it!
Setting up and taking down your shelter in the dark is not easy. I always end up having to look for my stuff constantly. Walking around in that play area in the dark looks spooky, haha!
If I didn't have my camera, I think I would have been too scared to walk around there. When I'm recording, I actually don't feel like I'm alone, so that helps a lot! 😁
Good idea with the ropes on the sides! Pretty much every expensive hammock comes with them already attached. They make a huge difference. Another small upgrade you can do is to attach some kind of organizer to the ridgeline where you can store small stuff.
Thanks for the comment! That is a very good tip. A cheap little accessory that can really improve the hammock experience!
The text in the intro is wrong: You wrote Bushcraft Essentials LF. The company is named Bushcraft Essentials, the product is called Bushbox LF. Regardless it is a good video, thank you for sharing bro
I noticed it right after I uploaded the video... Typical! 😅 But thanks for giving me a heads up! And thanks for the kind words, cheers! 💯
Be careful up there man!! Yikes!!
Haha, gotta have a little risk - but I was very careful! I spent 10x the time climbing up than it shows in the video. Thanks for having my safety in mind :D
You and me both about the dark! I'm afraid of the dark woods as well! I like your style sir! Great sense of humor!
To be honest, bringing the camera with me helps a lot. Without it, I would be even more scared, haha! Thanks a lot for the comment, it really keeps my motivation up! 🔥
Great video. I also use a Hennessy hammock. Please share some of your hacks and mods if you have any. On cold nights I use the double bubble pad that Hennessy sells and it works great for me. Have you ever tried it? But Louisiana is nowhere near as cold as Norway. I enjoy the way you do your vids. Such a great sense of humor. Be safe.
Thak you so much for that very kind comment! The only mod I've done is replacing the suspension ("Chinch Bucle" + attatched Amsteel, and "Spider/Poly Straps", both from Dutchware). This has helped a lot to trim down the time to set up and down the hammock. I try to be careful not to go overboard with mods. First get used to what I have, and then decide if anything else is actually needed. I looked into the Double Bubble Pad, and it seems like the perfect next upgrade for me. I'm definetly getting that pretty soon, so thanks a lot for that tip!
good video!
Thank you so much! Means a lot 😁
Wow you really helped me now I can be in woods all day with parents not bored😊❤
Haha I am glad I could help! 😁
Where I live you better learn survival amongst beasts before you toy with learning the fun stuff.
Ouch, that sounds stressful and harsh! I hope you'll stay safe, and that you manage to have some fun as well!
This might not be content that interests me at all, but I do appreciate the quality of the video. From the camera, angles, editing to music, it’s well done. Wish you success, man! :)
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch it and write that lovely comment, even though it's not your type of content. You just made my day! :D
Get yourself a hammock top quilt....worth a small investment if you can afford one...they are a game changer 😊😊😊 happy hammocking dude.😊😊
Thanks a lot for the comment and the tip! I've looked into it, and it is something I am really looking into buying! The only negative about them is that they are usually very expencive 😓 (probably because they are not as common as sleeping bags, so producers can't just mass-produce and keep the cost low).
I bet your channel is only watched by men
It's about 85% males and 15% females according to the statistics on my UA-cam Studio stats. But I don't know how accurate that is. I don't really care what kind of people are watching. I am happy for every view regardless.
"tree.5" nice pun.
I thought it was stupid enough to work. Just like "3.10" is mathematically the same as "3.1"
@@LeviGAdventure so in other words, the two trees rated tree.9 is actually maximum since tree.10 reverts back to one and its a horrible tree therefore. Thats a good perfect 5/7!
@@Alvgaar Yes, exactly! 😁 And I had totally forgotten about the good old 5/7 scoring system, haha!
nice nice
Thanks a lot for commenting! Makes my day :D
I love that you rate them.
Thanks for the comment, I'm glad that you liked that little addidtion!
Good video bro 🤘😎
I'm really glad you think that! Comments like this really make my day!
@@LeviGAdventure Welcome bro…🇩🇰 i’m Living in Denmark and Nice to meet you and Thank you for sharing. 😎👍
Awsome video! And btw one question. Are you swedish or any nordc country by any chance? it sounds like you are from your accent.
Thank you so much! I'm not from Sweden, but that was very close! I live right next by, in Norway 🇳🇴
very nice video man 👍
Thanks a lot! Makes me really happy to hear!