Roughing it – with LED lantern and fan
Let’s start with the staple of outdoor shelter – a tent.
My first tent was a canvas model that was sun-bleached, moth-eaten and smelled like a flooded basement. The poles – a collection of cylindrical tubes that “got the job done” – were held together with baling wire and twine. It was a real scene. It served as a primitive shelter at best;…
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