What kind of tree is your hammock under?

Answer 1

Sorry to say I can't put a hammock in my yard without a canopy. My yard is full of Hickory and Oak trees. Since mid August the nuts and acorns have been dropping. Believe me a hickory nut and even an acorn stings after a fall of 15 to 40 ft.
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Answer 2

NO kinfolk canine IS LOW maintenance. you're in fact getting an infant which will require an identical volume of time and activity and value as extremely one brother. And a greater robust breed would desire to be abode on my own for 7-a million/2 hours at approximately 7-8 months. Smaller breeds in many circumstances require longer to comprehend that element. Do thorough breed study to examine you be attentive to what kind will somewhat greater beneficial healthful your way of lifestyles, then verify out your community rescue to discover a canine (now not A kinfolk canine) over 9 months which you will grant a house and training. i'm afraid i've got have been given never known a canine smaller than a Cocker Spaniel that interior the time of stable shape all your standards.

Answer 3

Palm Trees!

Answer 4

My hammock isn't under a tree; one end is tied to the railing outside my front steps, the other is tied to my mailbox.

Answer 5

Apple tree

Answer 6

Palm trees.

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Answer 7

A palm I've bribed the locals with silly string to remove the dangerous-looking coconuts from. Big suckers. Kill you from that height. I'll get the other one done when I can be bothered moving.
Cheers.

Answer 8

A Cedar Tree...

=)

Answer 9

i dont have a hammok

if i did, it's be under a weed plant and connected to some oak trees or orange =)

Answer 10

Don't have a hammock.