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Subject: Re: Those Candles

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Date Posted: 19:45:46 01/19/04 Mon
In reply to: Belvedere 's message, "Re: Winter Camping & Hiking" on 21:25:17 01/18/04 Sun

They can be used for a hypothermia victim, too (or if your just really cold. Wrap a casualty blanket around your shoulders, sit indian (Native American) style, then put a candle or two between your legs. It's kinda like a teepee with a campfire. They give off very little smoke, but they can make the inside of a foil blanket tent around 70 - 80 degrees in no time. Just keep your head outside of the blanket.

>Oooh, Those candle lanterns are awesome. Mine adds a
>few extra degrees of comfort on a cold night, and
>really helps make the dark woods in fall more
>accomodating for the solo-hiker. Never leave home
>without it. :)

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Re: Those Candles	Wapiti	07:57:26 01/27/04 Tue