Borneo African Sunset
Jennie's African Sunset cloud brings smiles in Kalimantan, Borneo (Indonesia) before it's even off the ground...
River No. 2: Northeast
River Number Two…….for so many of us just the name evokes such memories. For me it was a place of rest- of peace in the midst of the storm that was Sierra Leone at the [...]
Schönbrunn Hängematte
Rose and Sonja and Parrot Fish hanging out in Vienna, enjoying the view of Schönbrunn (Vienna's Versailles). (Notice the envious people walking by...)
Hello Kitty in Haiti
"I just got my hammock... super easy to hang, and enjoyed by others already!! Here are a few pics of me and my girl in Haiti!" –Lisa
Harpenden SnowmUKing
"Laura was super excited to get a hammock... We took a walk on Boxing Day through the woods and hunted down good trees. I trained her on how to tie it up and unpack and [...]
Jingle Clouds
To all our Color Cloud kindred spirits, here's a little gift to brighten your holiday...
Backyard Nebraska
River Number Two backyard hammocking with Karen – McCook, Nebraska.
Viva Colombia Blue Ridge
Jeremy hangs the first Color Cloud in South America on a trip to Colombia -- Viva Blue Ridge!
Non-conformist Napping
Mango Salsa takes a southwest side trip with the non-conforming Chris Guillebeau...
12th Cloud of Christmas: On the Bow
Once upon a time, many years ago, all of the people from blueORANGEworld lived on an actual ship. Even though this ship doesn’t exist anymore, you might say that the idea of Color Cloud Hammocks and the friendships that brought them to life, were born on this ship’s bow.
11th Cloud of Christmas: Inauguration
Color Cloud users come from both sides of the party lines – that’s why there are two hues in every hammock. No matter if you sit on the blue side or red side, you’ll love this Color Cloud wherever you swing.
10th Cloud of Christmas: Drunken Sailor
We love blue. After all, we don’t call ourselves blueORANGEworld for nothing. So what do you get when you mix two hues of blues? We think a Drunken Sailor. While we can’t recommend too many drams of the ole seawater if you’re actually sailing a vessel (since we promote safety first), we certainly do recommend hammocking at sea.
