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Hi dvisor

 Been to asda earlier and saw the lights, i've got them in my garden but never thought about your idea but guess where i'll be going in morning .....  CHEERS

yep me and my sis were discussing this today....im gonna get some for putting outside my tent at night.

you can also get them in homebase if asda have run out 9.99 but they are buy one get one free....so they are a fiver each really.....and its 10% off next weekend!!

mary

Hi,

We have two solar lights at the entrance to our awning, I think they are a great idea.

I've got a couple I bought 2 years ago - 2 for a tenner on our local market.

Very handy for illuminating the way in to the awning, esp. on sites with no lights like the farmers field we were on last week, avoids us trippng over pegs etc.

i brought a couple of these 2 weeks ago. hubby thought i was mad but soon changed his mind after recognising our tent in the howling rain amongst all the other tents.

all he was concerned about was whether we might of had some planes coming in to land on us. lol

we bought two from a local garage and  if you leave the bottom ground spike off they fit on the top of our windbreak poles.

Shell.

<<<makes note { jules is a little bit of a fibber when inbreated (err drunk lolol)}

Jules they will charge during normal daylight hours.  I bought one from a local market at £3.50.  Leave it on all night as a 'night light' inside the tent.  Great when you need to find the 'bucket with a lid' in the spare bedroom.

Breezy

We've had four solar lights in our garden for most of the summer.  Started to see them being used on camp sites usually at the entrance to people's awnings and tents.  A good idea - must get another couple for our next trip out.

Happy holidays

Hazel & Carr