New 10 x 12 Tarp for Sale

Sold!

This is the same size tarp used in making the video about how to make a tarp tent with a flat tarp. The staking loops are 2 feet apart on the 12 foot length, then centered and quartered on the 10 foot length.

It comes in a blue stuff sack, brand new. Total weight is one pound, 5 7/8 ounces, just under 22 ounces. Made with first quality 1.3 ounce silnylon. The tarp in this video sold so quickly, I made another one.  Stakes not included.



I shared another set up at youtube, which I called the E-Shelter.
http://youtube.com/user/brawny03

Tarp with shipping is $100. --Sold
Watch the tarp being set up on the video embedded in the blog at this site.
For details on how to order see:
http://brawnyview.blogspot.com/p/sales-page.html

This tarp can be set up in many ways, including the basic a frame, flying diamond and canopy. A flat tarp is so versatile, it could be considered a  Must Have for campers and backpackers alike.

Of Tarps and Rivers

Yesterday I hiked back into the Court of the Patriarchs and played with my new tarp. I found five different ways to pitch it.

Slowly but surely I plan to share all of the information with my readers.

On my days off I love to get off to myself, where the wind and sun are all that matter.

A cool river walk is wonderful, too. Today I explored the un- pathed west side of the Virgin River.

This river is truly the life blood of Zion. Everything needs it, and it appears as if humans will tame, harness and continue to trap it in every way possible.

Even amongst remote bulrushes, a lost tennis shoe was discovered. If I had my pack, I would have picked it up.

I took photos. Tomorrow I will share them with you.

The days are split amongst the morning loveliness, cool and breezy where hiking is best.

By early afternoon when its over 100, a retreat to the river's water, or a swamp cooled dorm room is in order.

Early evening, as the sun dips behind the cliffs, once again people appear to enjoy the atmosphere and impossibly blue blue skies.