Running lights
Can anyone think of a good reason to have trailer running lights on from dusk to dawn? Sitting in a state park. No CG lights at all. CG is virtually empty & in the trees so it is very dark. Somebody must be affraid of the dark.
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Minermark wrote:
korbe wrote:
Bumpyroad wrote:
korbe wrote:
Yep. And maybe feel a bit more safe. You could help them out and explain that they could increase their security by also turning on their scare lights. :B and they could add some dingle-dongle awning lights, and maybe a few pink lighted flamingos out-and-about. and of course the new fad bucket lights.
you got a problem with pink flamingos?
bumpy
:B Uh, well, gosh, come to think of it, no, no I don't. You kind of fond of the little fellows too?
The Large Flamingo from Campworld fits two Lbs of Tannerite just fine.
LOL, that oughta do it!korbe wrote:
Bumpyroad wrote:
korbe wrote:
Yep. And maybe feel a bit more safe. You could help them out and explain that they could increase their security by also turning on their scare lights. :B and they could add some dingle-dongle awning lights, and maybe a few pink lighted flamingos out-and-about. and of course the new fad bucket lights.
you got a problem with pink flamingos?
bumpy
:B Uh, well, gosh, come to think of it, no, no I don't. You kind of fond of the little fellows too?
The Large Flamingo from Campworld fits two Lbs of Tannerite just fine.- Late getting back on this one. I'm thinking the perp might be a RV.Net reader. The next night, after a few nights on, the lights were off.
Kinda silly really. People leave lights on but pull shades so that they cannot see out anyway. Anyone making a late night run on the beer cooler will know this. - We try our best to avoid camping where I can even see another camper, let alone be annoyed by their lights. But when parking lot style camping is our lot, I still don't care if their lights are on?
- Uh Oh,, I left the candles burning if four of my Halloween pumpkins!! I was surprised, they burned for three nights and finally went out!! Some on here would have gone nuts about that!!! Kinda crazy,, but my camper came with curtains and mini blinds!! We use them!!
BulldawgFan wrote:
This topic....ugh.
No! ... really... It's ALL good stuff! Contrary to my "own" feelings, i really do enjoy reading what everyone else has to say ... good, bad, or indifferent ... it's all good stuff!- This topic....ugh.
DutchmenSport wrote:
That may be true for you but that doesn't make it true for everyone else in the world. I have the scars to prove it.ktmrfs wrote:
doxiemom11 wrote:
... their eyes will adjust and they can see just fine.
... But go to the rocky mountains away from light pollution...
It does make a difference if you are in a campground surrounded by other campers 30 feet from your door, or on a mountain without a single sole to be found for 2 square miles!ktmrfs wrote:
doxiemom11 wrote:
... their eyes will adjust and they can see just fine.
... But go to the rocky mountains away from light pollution...
It does make a difference if you are in a campground surrounded by other campers 30 feet from your door, or on a mountain without a single sole to be found for 2 square miles!doxiemom11 wrote:
They don't know that if they leave the lights off, their eyes will adjust and they can see just fine.
Well, if your in an area with lots of light pollution, yes. But go to the rocky mountains away from light pollution and try walking around on a moonless night sometime without any lights. Even worse under cloud cover.
If you have decent moonlight, another story.
