Okay, welcome to part two of my D-Day Travel Hamming demonstration. This part is about setting the D-Day up as a ground dwelling. You know, if you're on the road, as our partner, be on the motorbike and you can't find any trees, with most hammyxies be stuck, but not with the D-Day. If you follow me around on this site, I'll show you what's going on inside. It's probably a bit difficult to see, but what I've done is, I've stretched the hammyx out underneath the top. The D-Day Hammyx is great because it's got a double bottom layer, both layers of water proof. So you can just slide your insulation right in there. Whatever you use, I use the X-Bird Sinmat 7, which is great. That'll stay dry, it'll keep you warm, you stay nice and warm and dry. The added benefit of using the D-Day over just simply top camping is the Mozzi Net. You can suspend the Mozzi Net the same way that I showed you in the Hammyx video. You just clip it to the carabiners that have already dangled off the top red line. All those knots to the side, that's to spend the Mozzi Net above you. You can zip yourself in, you get a nice comfortable night's sleep, warm, dry, no insect bites. It's great. Let's have a look inside and hopefully if it's bright enough you can see more about what I'm talking about. Okay, as you can see, here's the double layers. One layer and two layers inside. At the minute I've got the sleeping bag which you've seen, I use the string under the hammyx as an undercloth. I've designed that to clip on and off so I can do this, basically. So I don't have a non-water proof layer on the bottom. Here we can see that is basically what it was on the hammyx. Well, I'm just clipping that carabiners. The poles are inserted into the carabiners clipped up. I used the Mozzi Net above me. Oh, one more thing, none of you can see but I have pegged it out to give me a bit more breathing space. Now because of the modification I made to hang the gear hammyx with this loop keeping this scrunched up the entire time, I'm losing a bit of length. So if you're tall at the night and if you're six foot or not, it might not work for you but for me it's a perfect length. However, you could just set it up without a gear hammyx and without this thing and then it'll be nice. It really is roomy. I did try it set up before I added this and it was incredibly roomy. I could have my bag as alongside me and everything. Okay, so what I've done is I've used two walking poles as makeshift ten poles and then with the top still in its snake skin I've simply strung it up with a simple cloth hitch over the top and pegged it down at the bottom so it's nice and tall. Once it's strung up between the two walking poles slide that snake skin back, peg the top out like you would a normal tent or a normal top and then put the hammyx inside, the hammyx still in its snake skin. So what I did then was peg the ends of the hammyx out using the suspension until I could slide the snake skin off and then spread it out and away you go.