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Thinking about hammocks makes me think of the shipping days of old. I imagine the Captain being swung to sleep as the ship creaks and lulls and his crew plan their next mutiny on the upper deck. To me, hammocks always look really comfy but I have never actually slept in one so therefore should put that on my things to do list, as I imagine it would be pretty good fun. When you see hammocks on the television they are usually slung between two palm trees on a sandy beach somewhere hot and inviting. If it is adorned by a beautiful lady wearing something smouldering and sultry, even better, as that makes me want to laze in a hammock even more so. Lets face it hammocks aren`t typically British are they? I mean when you think about landscaping your garden, you wouldn`t naturally think, ?Hmmm I think I`ll put a hammock between the shed and the garage,` now would you? Maybe you have and if you have, good luck to you, we could do with a bit of hammock-related fun in this country. The one good thing about hammocks though, is that are a timeless design that can`t be tinkered about with too much. Far too many items today get modernised and revamped, tweaked and tuned, re-styled and re-shaped. Not the hammock though, you know exactly where you are with this fellow, he does exactly what it says on the tin with the minimum of fuss, bless him. I like hammocks, I`m not ashamed to say that, they might be funny looking and probably really difficult to get on and off but who cares? Where else can you play pirates as an adult these days?