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Campfire substitute
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13-01-2015 5:15pm#1When you are camping in an area with no firewood, what do you use?
Some time back, I brought a 300 lumen LED lamp with me. It was great for providing light to set up a stove and cook food but its bright light was too harsh to relax. I just switched it off in the end.
Last time I was out, it was a case of candles in jars. Not very fancy but a lot nicer than LED lights.
I find these clip jars good because I'd lose the lids otherwise. What does anyone else use?0
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I have one of these, a great thing to hang by your tarp
http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/uco-9-hour-candle-lantern-value-pack-761-p.asp
If you had lots of water to spare and didn't mind lugging around an empty milk jug, this would be a cheap substitute.
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