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Strathwood Basics Portable Folding Hammock with Carry Bag, Chocolate with Champagne Frame


This portable hammock is extremely easy to set up and fold away, allowing for great comfort on the go. Whether camping or just napping on the porch, in the yard, or on the beach, the all-in-one hammock from Strathwood is a cinch to transport. It folds up completely to store in its own handy carrying bag with shoulder strap. A removable pillow adds to the comfort, providing a headrest or lumbar support. Crafted with a durable, powder-coated steel frame and Textilene fabric, the hammock uses chains for suspension. Textilene is a polyester yarn with a resin coating, woven into very durable and elastic fabric. The hammock measures 93 by 40 by 26 inches for ample resting room, and weighs 24.86 pounds. Though it is made from weather-resistant materials, the hammock is not meant to be left outdoors year round in all weather. Instead, it's designed for easy fold up and storage. Strathwood furniture has quality, ease of use, and casual elegance at its core. Each piece is rigorously tested for durability, and assembly instructions have been standardized for simplicity from start to finish. Strathwood furniture is sleekly designed, handsomely finished, and built to last. This classic style and reliable craftsmanship will weather ever-changing trends and regular use for years to come.

Greendale Home Fashions 46-Inch Outdoor Swing/Bench Cushion


4805-Sunglow Color: Sunglow Pictured shown in Sunglow

Swing / Bench Sold Separately Features: -Outdoor swing / bench cushion.-Material: 100pct polyester.-UV-resistant outdoor fabric.-Filling material users 100pct recycled, post-consumer plastic bottles.-Modern prints for contemporary styles.-Made in the USA. Options: -Available in several colors. Construction: -Overstuffed construction for extra comfort and longevity. Dimensions: -Dimensions: 4'' H x 17'' W x 46'' D. Warranty: -30 Day warranty.

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Honky Tonk Angels


Nearly 30 years after an unknown singer made the album Dolly Parton Sings Country Oldies, which for all practical purposes was a Kitty Wells record, Parton joined with Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette to revive the old-time, traditional female country sound, even hauling Miss Kitty along for a sparkling reprise of "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels," the song that made Wells a star. This particular trio feels more at home with campy recitations than with hip, new songs, and doesn't dare get as harmonically ambitious as the one Parton enjoys with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt on Trio and Trio II. But as the queens of third-generation country, after Wells and Patsy Cline, they create a presence all their own, Lynn's plaintive urgency meeting Wynette's relaxed sensuality in the middle, and Parton mediating it all. No wonder Cline "drops by" for another round of "Lovesick Blues." Too much fun! --Alanna Nash

The Sound of Summer Running


Bassist Marc Johnson has excelled at attracting smart, thoughtful bands for his periodic studio dates, none smarter or more instantly engaging than the de facto supergroup drafted for his Verve label debut. The Sound of Summer Running is a fitting image for this deceptively breezy, nearly telepathic summit between Johnson, guitarists Bill Frisell and Pat Metheny, and drummer Joey Baron, a dream team that makes its collective technical prowess invisible. Hearing Frisell and Metheny--arguably the two most original and identifiable guitar stylists in modern music--establish their relaxed, playful dialogue would be reason enough for this meeting, but Johnson's focal role as composer with an unforced lyricism along with Baron's consistently superb percussion make this a sound for all seasons. --Sam Sutherland