Okay, the rain is about to start coming down again, so this is a really quick video about an alternative way to set up the DD XL top. Now out of the bag, the DD comes with these loops at the top and it's recommended to string your ridge line through those loops and have it hanging like that. Now I've long been, I believe, that the ridge line should go underneath the top rather than over because that way I can clip my bug net to it and keep it off my face. But recently I've discovered that rotating the whole thing by 180 degrees so that this used to be the original ridge line and now I've rotated it 180 and I'm using these tie out at the other end, it used to be the middle. That gives me a lot more flexibility. What it allows me to do is attach bungee ropes here so I can tie off the foliage and that creates a lot more space under there. It's still wide enough to keep the hammock dry in really bad weather. I can, if that's unpaid, I can clip these two loops together and create doors. Just a simple carabiner, we'll do that. And in good weather I can prop up my tent pole, my mortem pole, sorry, and tie off from that and create a nice massive porch area as well. So I'm liking this better. This is also the way I had it set up to cover three hammocks. The bonus of having the ridge line running underneath. It's been a, yeah, I can unclip this and move it over to here or over to here and change the dynamic of the tarp so that I have a longer porch area and it's a short back or vice versa. Really depending on the wind, depending on how many hammocks I'm covering or motorbikes that I'm covering and depending on the weather. So this is proving to be a lot more versatile and I like it a lot, you should give it a try.