Banzaibrothers
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I have been fortunate enough - after sending a simple email - to be granted access to a piece of woodland.
I can’t believe my luck really but thought I would share a few photos with you. Unfortunately I’m not much of a photographer and haven’t got around to photographing the trees which are really the stars in this woodland - first recorded as being here in 1671.
My first visit was about a month ago. I used a Hennessy Hammock and slept in a beautiful clearing. I had a small campfire on which I cooked a basic flat bread to eat with my dehydrated meal (well, it was hydrated when I ate it of course!). Plenty of buzzards, a roe deer and a few muntjac were seen. A magical evening only spoilt by the muntjac barking just outside my hammock just as I was falling asleep.
The next morning I packed up and hopefully left the site with next to no sign that I had been there.
I’ve only slept in the hammock about 4 times but I’m getting the hang of it. After my latest night in a tent (see below) I think I may be a permanent hammock convert.
I can’t believe my luck really but thought I would share a few photos with you. Unfortunately I’m not much of a photographer and haven’t got around to photographing the trees which are really the stars in this woodland - first recorded as being here in 1671.
My first visit was about a month ago. I used a Hennessy Hammock and slept in a beautiful clearing. I had a small campfire on which I cooked a basic flat bread to eat with my dehydrated meal (well, it was hydrated when I ate it of course!). Plenty of buzzards, a roe deer and a few muntjac were seen. A magical evening only spoilt by the muntjac barking just outside my hammock just as I was falling asleep.
The next morning I packed up and hopefully left the site with next to no sign that I had been there.
I’ve only slept in the hammock about 4 times but I’m getting the hang of it. After my latest night in a tent (see below) I think I may be a permanent hammock convert.