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Piranha Led Trailer Light Kit SUBMERSIBLE LED LIGHTS $126.97 Piranha Led Trailer Light Kit SUBMERSIBLE LED LIGHTS… |
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12 Volt LED Trailer Tail Light Kit $32.85 … |
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WESBAR 4X6 LED TRAILER LIGHT KIT OVER 80 WATERPROOF $100.13 Waterproof LED 4×6 Low Profile Trailer Light KitKit comes complete with two low profile tail lights, 25′ trailer wiring harness cable with molded 4-way plug, 4′ car wiring harness cable with molded 4-way plug and license plate bracket… |
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NEW – LED SUBMERSIBLE TRAILER TAIL LIGHT KIT $32.00 Totally sealed and waterproof. LED lights have 100,000 hours rated life. Functions include: LED Tail Light, LED Stop Light, LED Turn Signal, LED Side Marker Light, LED License Plate Light, Rear and Side Reflex Reflectors… |
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Unified Marine 50080270S Led Trailer Light Kit $48.75 Each L.E.D. Tail light consists of Super Bright, bi-frequency L.E.D.s on the front panel and on the side markers. The left light has additional L.E.D.s for the license plate. Kit contains two multi-function tail lights (RH and LH), license plate bracket,… |
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Optronics TLL-36RK Waterproof Over 80-in Aero Pro LED Trailer Light Kit $59.99 The Optronics® TLL-36RK waterproof Aero Pro LED trailer light kit includes 2 LED universal mount tail lights with red side markers/reflectors, 2 sealed amber side markers, a license bracket, a 25-ft wiring harness, and hardware…. |
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Trademark 75-1872 12 Volt LED Trailer Tail Light Kit $27.77 Trademark 75-1872 12 Volt LED Trailer Tail Light Kit… |
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LED Front / Rear Safety Bicycle Light by Nite Ize The Nite Ize BikeLit Safety Bicycle Light is the perfect complement to other bicycle lights including spoke lights and headlights because it produces visibility that other bike lights are unable to provide. The front and rear bicycle lights install easily and can be carried in a backpack or pocket when not in use. Further, the L.E.D. lights can be turned on in two modes: steady glow and flashing. … |
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OPTRONICS INC. TAIL LIGHT KIT LED W/P TLL9RK $49.99 SAE/DOT/FMVSS/ CMVSS approved Contains two stud-mount taillights with red side markers and reflectors- license plate bracket- 25` wiring harness and all necessary hardware Replacement lights and lenses sold separately Dimensions 4 9/16“ x 4 9/16“ Photo`s are for reference only. Please read item title carefully…. |
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4 LED Red Stop Tail Turn Trailer Mounting Light Kit $33.27 2 Round 4″ Red 10 Diode Stop/Tail/Turn LightsRound, sealed waterproof LED lamp for Trucks, Trailers, RVs, Boats and TrailersLight contains 10 Super Flux DiodesVery bright and very high quality!No bulbs to replace – ever!Use 90% less energySafe, dependable service100% Maintenance Free!High impact polycarbonate lens and housing are sonically weldedMeet DOT FMVSS 108 requirementsLength 4″ Height: 7/8… |
We all love a family camping trip in the summer. We make plans to hit our favorite camping destination where you can fish, swim and sit around a campfire in the evenings. Summer is the premiere time for a camping vacation. Or so many people think.
More and more couples are taking camping trips in the fall months to take advantage of lower campsite costs, smaller crowds and cooler weather. Many campsites reduce their fees after Labor Day, making fall camping less expensive than summer camping, an especially nice savings during the current economic times. Because school has started, there are fewer kids and teenagers camping in the fall, making the campgrounds a little quieter for young and old couples to have a relaxing, and maybe romantic trip. The nights are often chillier as well, offering the perfect opportunity to snuggle up under a warm blanket with a friend or loved one. Plus, the scenery during the fall can’t be beat. The greens of summer turn into vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows.
Fall camping does require two additional planning elements not necessarily considered when preparing for a summer camping trip.
1. Pack heavier clothes and bedding: The days may be sunny and warm, but nighttime temperatures can drop quickly and dramatically. Pack for the unexpected. If you think one sweatshirt should be enough for your trip, you should probably bring two.
2. Check the weather patterns where you will be camping: Prepare for potential changes in weather. Fall weather is more volatile than the summer. Pack rain or snow gear even if the forecast calls for blue skies.
Other supplies do not have to vary much from your traditional summer camping trip. Your camping packs should still include plenty of food in airtight containers, a fully-stocked first aid kit, and essential camping supplies, such as matches, flashlights, lanterns, plastic tarps, rope, and firewood.
Fall Camping Destinations
I am partial to the Northwest for outdoor camping and hiking trips. There are a large number of campsites open in Oregon and Washington year round, perfect for fall camping.
1. Castle Rock Campground: Located on Three Rivers, the Castle Rock Campground in the Siuslaw National Forest offers fishing and camping and is open year round.
2. Detroit Lake: Located in the heart of the Oregon Cascades, Detroit Lake offers a number of year round campsites as well as hiking, fishing, boating, and other fun outdoor activities.
3. Washington Coast: For exceptional coastal camping, visit Cape Disappointment, Pacific Beach, or Twin Harbors, all year round.
4. Cape Blanco State Park: This park located on the Oregon coast offers miles of coastal hiking, lighthouse tours, and extra large, private, sheltered campsites.
For more information on year round campsites in your area, go to either www.oregonstateparks.org or www.parks.wa.gov
Fall camping is an easy way to enjoy a three day weekend in the great outdoors. Simply take a few added precautions when planning for your camping trip by bringing a few extra supplies and know the area you will be staying in. These simple steps will make any fall camping vacation, whether in the Northwest or beyond, an enjoyable excursion.
Ben Anton enjoys the great outdoors around the Portland, OR area.
Find the best Northwest camping equipment including LED flashlights and lanterns on the Coast website for LED Lenser camp lights.
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