I’d look at a winter tarp. Jacks R Better sells one of the widest tarps that might work for you.

thanks for the quick response. I am ordering the hardbound this evening. You’ve created a solid reference. I was trying to follow the page references in order to find out your thoughts on what tarp configuration (size and shape) that would be useful for both solo and duo hanging in wet environment in Oregon. Am new to hanging and use my hex ground cloth from the ancient REI dome tent for a tarp in the mild weather but am willing to hear recommendations for the best approach for tandem wet weather tarping. take care.

The kindle book takes the text and images from the print version and there are artifacts like references to page numbers that point to the print edition. Because of the way kindle handles pagination it’s impossible to reference locations in the kindle but I thought that leaving them in would be helpful for those who have both and use the kindle but reference the print.

If not, then I’ll dump Kindle and order the book. The information is great but the Kindle interface sucks.

I have no plans at this time to support nook. The second edition is so large and complex that making an ebook has proven difficult and costly.

Thanks!