Beast of Burden
The average infantryman can carry up to 45% of his own body weight at times. That's quite a lot of weight for anyone.
I looked down on my bergan again with some trepidation. It didn't look that heavy. Tentatively I put one hand on the strap and went to hoist it onto my shoulder. No chance. I knelt down, put one harm through the strap and went to stand. I nearly made it but lost my balance and ended up sat on my arse on the floor. Hmmmm what next.
I ended up sat on the floor putting both arms in the straps. A friend of mine then grasped hold of my hands and pulled me upright - this was going to be so much fun.......
I looked down on my bergan again with some trepidation. It didn't look that heavy. Tentatively I put one hand on the strap and went to hoist it onto my shoulder. No chance. I knelt down, put one harm through the strap and went to stand. I nearly made it but lost my balance and ended up sat on my arse on the floor. Hmmmm what next.
I ended up sat on the floor putting both arms in the straps. A friend of mine then grasped hold of my hands and pulled me upright - this was going to be so much fun.......
3 Comments:
I do feel for you but it must be great for your tummy muscles - as long as you don't get a hernia.
I used to sit next to a rock or a mole hill with my kit perched on the top. Only slightly easier to get on mind you.
I couldn't help it, I giggled at the donkey pic, at you plopping down and your friend hauling you up.
You need to be strong like an ant.
They carry double / triple [?] their weight?
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