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Subject: [at-l] head lamps
From: bcalkins@disaster-relief.net (Bruce Calkins)
Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 08:38:36 -0400
References: <12f.16d5432d.2aa3b44c@cs.com> <3D72B13A.306A0C72@montana.com> <000001c252af$d6d78c40$8694ffd1@computer> <01f901c252dc$6388fd00$9089fea9@disasterrelief.net> <3D7416D0.482EE9A0@montana.com>

True.  I did once have an "adventure" in relocating my camp after following
some reflective tacks one step to far into the woods.  The glow of my dog
Sam's eyes was a welcome beacon in the dark night.  (I never could get him
to "speak" on command.)

Black Wolfe

> Leave the Aurora blinking back 'home' and use your second light
> (photon, etc.) to make your way to the privy. Getting back will be a
> cinch.
>
> Ron
> --

References:
- [at-l] head lamps
  - From: Watuwando2@cs.com (Watuwando2@cs.com)
- [at-l] head lamps
  - From: yumitori@montana.com (Ron Martino)
- [at-l] head lamps
  - From: PSM111359@prodigy.net (Patti)
- [at-l] head lamps
  - From: bcalkins@disaster-relief.net (Bruce Calkins)
- [at-l] head lamps
  - From: yumitori@montana.com (Ron Martino)

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