Hair stackers?

On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 10:32:10 +0100, "riverman" wrote:

SWMBO and I are starting out with a week of flyfishing at some trout fishing
venue in South Africa (www.kingfishertrout.co.za) then headed off overland
to Victoria Falls region and southern Zambia in a rental 4x4 with full-on
safari camping gear (http://www.bushlore.com/Campers.asp). Should be an
exciting vacation, and I hope to be able to cast to some TigerFish in the
Zambezi, some lake species in the Okavango, and of course, some trout in
South Africa. Look for a TR when I get back.

Looks like fun Myron. That's the kind of thing my trailer was really made for.
g
--
Charlie...
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On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 10:32:10 +0100, "riverman" wrote:

SWMBO and I are starting out with a week of flyfishing at some trout
fishing
venue in South Africa (www.kingfishertrout.co.za) then headed off
overland
to Victoria Falls region and southern Zambia in a rental 4x4 with full-on
safari camping gear (http://www.bushlore.com/Campers.asp). Should be an
exciting vacation, and I hope to be able to cast to some TigerFish in the
Zambezi, some lake species in the Okavango, and of course, some trout in
South Africa. Look for a TR when I get back.

Looks like fun Myron. That's the kind of thing my trailer was really made
for.
g

Yep. The tent rig is made by the same folks who made yours. Any inside hints
about stuff we ought to know?

--riverman

On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 11:18:15 +0100, "riverman" wrote:

Yep. The tent rig is made by the same folks who made yours. Any inside hints
about stuff we ought to know?

Actually that's a different brand tent, mine's a Hannibal, but it looks like
it works the same way. If it's like mine there will be some bungee cords
inside to hold things together when folding/unfolding. Just make sure they're
fastened when getting ready to fold it back up and also watch out that tent
fabric doesn't get caught in the PVC cover's zipper. With mine, there is
enough 'play' in the hinge that there is room to leave the sleeping bags in
the tent when folded but not much else, so don't forget to take flashlights,
etc., out before folding.

The tents are amazingly simple to set up and take down. Don't forget where you
are if you have to get up in the night, though. g
--
Charlie...
http://www.chocphoto.com/ - photo galleries
http://www.chocphoto.com/roff