Outside Lights - camping tips
Not to argue the use of outside lights when camping (pros and cons, lights on all night, blinding your neighbor at 2:30 am, etc)... But ... But to share a simple money saving tip for those who do u...
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I usually have a telescope or two when traveling. I still like to have some ambient lighting, usually our windsock lights that I've had for 25 years (can't find replacements). They light up the awning a bit but not bright enough to bother me with telescopes or neighbors. We will hang more lights when at Fort Wilderness along with some rope lighting, part of the atmosphere I guess. When no hookups I will use some very subtle solar hanging lights (again, way less bright than a Coleman lantern). We usually abide by the atmosphere of the place we're at. If no one has lights, then I don't turn anything on. Lights go out at bedtime regardless. Floodlights, especially on backside left on all night never make sense to me, not sure what it's for.
