I'll start.. sil tarp I made in the Canadian Rockies, my homemade sleeping bag is underneath.
MYOG in the wild
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MYOG in the wild
by beean » Wed 27 Aug, 2014 2:29 pm
I like seeing photos of DIY stuff used on trips, anyone got any pics?
I'll start.. sil tarp I made in the Canadian Rockies, my homemade sleeping bag is underneath.
I'll start.. sil tarp I made in the Canadian Rockies, my homemade sleeping bag is underneath.
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Re: MYOG in the wild
by walkerchris77 » Wed 27 Aug, 2014 4:39 pm
Wow. Definality light weight . How'd u get in. Front and replace the rocks?
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Re: MYOG in the wild
by GBW » Wed 27 Aug, 2014 5:49 pm
How does that go in high winds? It looks pretty sturdy and aerodynamic.
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what size is it?- perfectlydark
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Re: MYOG in the wild
by beean » Thu 28 Aug, 2014 3:38 am
Thanks guys; I just pulled the line locs and put them back on from the inside.
The tarp is over a windwall on one side so that helped with the gusts, it wasn't really a windy night luckily. It's around 1.8x2.8m, a little small but good enough if you've got a small pack. No tent, would have drawn too much attention to ourselves!
Who's next? Show off what ya got!
The tarp is over a windwall on one side so that helped with the gusts, it wasn't really a windy night luckily. It's around 1.8x2.8m, a little small but good enough if you've got a small pack. No tent, would have drawn too much attention to ourselves!
Who's next? Show off what ya got!
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Re: MYOG in the wild
by GPSGuided » Thu 28 Aug, 2014 7:25 am
Q: How was it considered tMYOG? What was the gear being made?
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