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Yes, really! 😌

Haha, I love that pun, and I really appretiate that comment! And the way you describe the videos are exactly how I try to make them. The food tasted very good as well, and yes, you are right. When you're camping, everything tastes better, and some mess is needed to complete the experience 😅😁 I really hope you have had a beautiful Christmas, and that you enjoy the rest of the year to its fullest. Cheers! And again, thanks for that lovely comment!

Thank you so much for that lovely comment! I hope everything is well in Sweden! 🔥😀

Hahaha you made me laugh out loud 😂

The same principle, bubble wrap with mylar foil on both sides

That's true, maybe I can start using it on my car's windscreen when I'm not out camping... 🤔 You know it makes total sense, rights! 😂

@@LeviGAdventure I was tjinking more of them being cheaper than a 'Name' product that's identical haha!😁🤘

Haha yeah, not using that one anymore... 😂

It’s actually bearnaisesauce

Good to know, I'll get it right next time 😎

The human dictionary coming for the rescue 😁 Bearnaisesauce.. Not easy to remember 🤔😅

If you hook the bungee cord that's attach to the pad, to the hammock somehow, it stays pretty much in place. But I have woken up one night, when it was not hooked up, and it was practically ontop of me. So yes, if you can't connect it to your hammock, it can slide very easily. Thanks a lot for commenting!

It is the Burrow 20 from Hammock Gear. Good thing you asked, because I had to check the video description, and by mistake, I had wrote UnderQuilt instead of OverQuilt. It's fixed now. Thanks for commenting!

@@LeviGAdventure lol np so ok wat was the under quilt ??? dwl sry loving my hmk gear 40f topquilt i snagged recently through marketplace... and billows a gd tarp .. u seen hill zero stuff yet?

@@RootsLion It's called "DD Hammocks Underblanket". It is synthetic and not warm enough for winter. So I am saving up to get Hammock Gear's underquilt, since the top one was a banger. Never heard of Hill Zero, but I looked it up now. Looks like pretty cool stuff. Thanks for letting me know, I'll have to take a deeper look into them later! 😁

Thank you so much! 😁

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@LeviGAdventure "beer with me can you"😂 I'm dying!!

Thanks for watching and commenting! 🔥

That is a very good idea. That bag doesn't take up much space, and can be used for multiple things. Thanks! I checked that stove out when I was looking to buy a stove. I ended up with the one in the video because the size fits my need perfectly. But it would be nice to have both a smaller one and a larger one. These stoves are very compact and super useful! Thanks for your lovely comment!

Thanks for the comment! And yes, I made it just in time! 😁

Thank you! Yes, I love it too 😁👻

Haha, gotta get ready for winter ;D

That makes me very happy to hear! I'll do my best to make more 😁

Thanks a lot for the lovely comment! I can see you have made some videos yourself. I'll check them out later! 😁

Thanks for the tip! I feel so stupid for being able to screw up a toast. I guess the heat was waay too hot, and yeah, should probably used butter on both sides! 😅

That is true! What was the designer thinking? 😂

Thanks a lot! 😁🔥🔥

I usually always sleep with something on my head when sleeping outside. A head without hair gets cold pretty quickly, haha 😅

I am currently looking for an underquild that can replace my current setup. I just have to save up money before I buy something. I want to try to get something of quality this time, so I don't need to upgrade again in under a year. It will probably be from Hammock Gear, but I've not decided yet. Underwuilts are so insanely expensive!

I haven't camped with anyone in yeeears, so I don't know 🤔 But I hope so at least! 😁 Thanks a lot for your comment! 🔥

I believe there are some pines in different countries that have needles that could be harmful. I've only done research about the pines in Norway. I would highly suggest to research the edibles in your region before consuming anything. Thanks for commenting! 🔥

Yeah, some pine needles are no bueno.

I didn't know those sites had that option. I've just got delivered a tarp that I bought (from Onewind). But when I start looking for an underquilt and overquilt, I'll be sure to see if I can make a downpayment plan, because those are pretty expensive 😱 Thanks for the tip!

@@LeviGAdventure No problems. Glad to help

So far I have not noticed anything, but it has not been on my thoughts. I'll be sure to check on it next time. But it has never been an issue that I have noticed. Thanks a lot for the comment!

That is true! I till try to hide some of the locations form the camera 😅🤫

Thanks for the comment! 🔥

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! 🔥

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! 😁

Thanks a lot! I'll do my best 😁

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.

You need at least 3x3 tarp or even 3x4 for better shelter from wind and sideback rain, not only from sun

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'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! 🤩

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 😂

It is the "Hennessy Hammock Explorer Deluxe Zip XL". Thanks for commenting!

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 😅

That is a very good idea! Thanks for the tip! I really want to try out a double layer hammock.

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 :)

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!

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.

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!

Thanks a lot for saying so! Your comment truly made me happy 😁

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.