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Travel ultra-lite, get cozy in the forest, chill at a festival, or relax at home... Hanging HUGS are your mobile comfortable zone!
HUGS are sewn with high quality fabrics, and use webbing or climbing rope. Single fabric HUGS can hold two people no problem.
Double-wide are best for sleeping in as they allow you to lay flat on a diagonal.
Faux fur & fleece lined HUGS provide a thermal layer that keep your back warm and wrap around like a sleeping bag.
A HUG can be a couch cover or with rope removed a warm luxurious bed spread, a cozy beach blanket, or sleeping bag, and can be machine washed!
HUGS are unique as you make them!
Find the fabrics you want through links below, and then email me the URLS, so I can comfirm the order with payment method and shipping if needed.
Credit cards can be accpeted over the phone/skype, or send email money, and of course the paypal button, but always confirm an order first.
REST EASY!
HUGS are the solution for camping on wet or uneven ground. Seconds is all it takes to Set-up or packing away. Sleep and not be seen.
A CORCOON bug net ($40) provides peace of mind. Clip gear inside on the line above, and your stuff is safe from being stolen while sleeping.
Enjoy the all-in-one ultralite travel BUG HUG for just $85! Save money on accomodation you may not return home for a long time.
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Ultralite TRAVEL HUGS are $55 for a SOLO (select from Travel fabrics) and $80 for a DUO (add trim).
Durable BACKYARD HUGS are $70 for a single (base fabric) or $100 for double-wide (add trim).
Add faux fur and the total is $240. Fleece lined HUGS are extra wide and cost $200.
All Hanging HUGS come with a bag attached to keep items like a flashlight, book or water bottle handy in reach.
Packed up, you have a comfortable pillow, as there are no parts that can poke. The bag closure is a back pack strap making it easy to carry.
HUGS are fabric hammocks sewn by Corazon for your pleasure, provided freely at festivals or gifted to people in need.
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Home-free in Vancouver -- Peter lives in Stanley Park
Peter is a pastry chef who has traveled the world, including serving in Bosnia. He can't work due to arthritis in his hands and has been sleeping outside four years. He plays $100 for a storage locker and sleeps on a picnic table in Stanley park. Rangers know he is there, but don't hassle as he keeps the place clean and doesn't stay when families come. He cleans himself with hot water from the tap in the public bathroom or aquatic center.
He is so acclimatized to being outside that being inside to go to movies gives him the flu. When he turns 55 BC housing puts him on the fast track to getting a home. He also has an social care advocate to wade through any bureaucracy. He's quite a guy who loves Vancouver and the city cares for him one person at a time.
He said a person shouldn't go hungry in Vancouver, or be in need of clothes, but safe, dry sleeping spaces are tricky. Storing things where they will not get stolen is hard. He hides his sleeping bag in the bush under a camp tarp and pays $100 a month of a locker.
A well spoken, kind person, Peter shared slices of his brick of cheese with me as we sat talking for 40 minutes. He gave a great on camera interview. He enjoys life and watching everyone around him. He was excited about the Hanging HUG Hammock I gifted. I taught him how to tie the knots to make set up and take down a snap.
A Dream Come True on Mt. Wanale from Cory Richardson on Vimeo.
CBC broadcast on Christmas Eve 2007 shows 4th grade class at Morna Heights School sewing hammocks gifted to Ugandans.
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Article in the Telegram - St. John's, Newfoundland.
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