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Personjane36
31/7/2006 at 11:40pm
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we need to buy a lantern so we can enjoy the summer evening outside of the tent, which ones do you recommend?, i have thought of candles, but feel they aren't safe in this warm dry weather.

thanks jane


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You could buy a rechargable one, we had one it cost about £30 and lasts for 6 hours. I also have a petrol one which i use for fishing a Coleman North star easy to light and lets off a bit of heat to warm your hands up, but there a lot more expensive about £80 and lasts for about 8 hr on full blast

 

 


Personnoggy
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These are brill...

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0194662.htm

We got ours from Caseys Outdoor leisure in Chester, they're only £11.99 there instead of £19.99 at Argos.

http://www.campingspecialists.com/product_info.php?products_id=322

I've got a rechargeable lantern, a wind up lantern, and this battery one. I find this battery one the best.

Hope this helps


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We got one of these from outdoor focus

LED Lantern

Dont know how long the batteries last as we havent had to change them yet


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We have a recheargable lantern but also have a couple of hurricane lanterns that we fill with citronella oil. They burn with a lovely soft light and keep the nasties away.


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Quote: Originally posted by Tmachine on 01/8/2006
We have a recheargable lantern but also have a couple of hurricane lanterns that we fill with citronella oil. They burn with a lovely soft light and keep the nasties away.

Where do you get the citronella oil from please? I was thinking of taking some citronella candles but this sounds a much better idea...



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