What kind of Lantern did you get? I got this Coleman LED lantern with lifetime bulb and I love it :thumbup:
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2003 GMC Yukon SLE
2002 Fleetwood Terry Lite 25j
I'm getting ready for a motorcycle / camping trip to the BMW Motorcycle Owners of America national rally in Bloomsburg, PA. Gotta leave the PUP at home to go tent only for dry and unplugged camping at the rally.
I got a portable power system. A 7 watt rugged solar cell with 12v or USB outlet, and a 3,600 mAh USB battery that will charge my android phone and run a LED computer keyboard light as a tent light. Did a full test recently, including charging the battery with the solar cell in the back yard.
Also got a really nice looking 17" square spalted maple table to go with my Kermit chair.
BTW.. If you are not familiar with Kermit Chairs, you really should check them out. They are camping chairs that are made of wood, aluminum, and denier nylon. They are hand made in Tennessee, not China. They pack very small (22" x 4" x 6") and are designed to last a lifetime... really! http://www.kermitchair.com (I am not affiliated with the company. I'm just a customer.)
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I am glad you mentioned the kermit chairs I was trying to remember the name of them the other day I think you posted in another forum last year about them and it stuck in my mind. that will most likely be our purchase this year
Go ahead and spring for the leg extensions too, unless you like sitting close to the ground. 8)
The leg extensions are also great for road race tracks with hillside "seating". Using extensions on just two legs will allow comfortable seating on a sloped surface. I do this at the Barber Motorsports Park just outside of Birmingham, AL.
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