Camping Lights and Lanterns

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Candles

Make inexpensive campfire light by putting votive candles in a small tin can (e.g. from tuna, chiles, cat food).  Add extra light by making a reflector on the can.  Open the lid  ¾ of the way around, bend the lid up, and cover the lid with foil to make the reflector which will give added light.  Keep these with your other camping equipment in your camper’s toolbox when the camping fun is over.  They won’t break and you’ll be ready next time (just replace the candles that you have burned!).  

Lanterns:

It will be dark at night!  tSeveral good lanterns will ensure that you can get around and able to see.  Reviews for our favorite lanterns will be coming soon!

Flashlights:

Don’t forget your flashlight!  Make sure everyone in your group has one!

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