Tarpology

[JillyBoe]

Which of these have you used and how effective was it against the weather?

 

[JillyBoe]

Had this sent to me, Enjoy!

 

[wizehop]

Some of them say fly, but do they really fly?

 

[Tude]

cool! -- looks like origami for a tarp!

 

[Tick Dickler]

body bag all the way haha thanks for the good ideas.

 

[Kim Chee]

Poor man's tent.


Like it.

 

[benjysirois]

So much more versatility love it!

 

[Kim Chee]

I never had a set way of how to use my tarp. I made considerations for trees, land features, available materials and weather to help me decide how to set up my house. I'm a non-conformist so my shelter never resembled any of the patented designs here. But as Benjy says, it does demonstrate the "versatility" of ye olde tarpaulin.


For under $15 you can have a lightweight, durable, wind and rain shedding cover. A couple more dollars for twine and you're set. Want to stay for awhile and "home bum it"? Forget the twine, buy wire and make boobytraps with the leftover wire.