Coleman Keepers Campfire come on in!

[Mukilteo]

Nothing here, move along.

[Wolffarmer]

Wow, that is really smart looking. How does it light?

Randy

[wagondude]

That is gorgeous. The handi pale is the cherry on top.

[logman7777]

Nickel Plated Candy Bump

[Mukilteo]

Nothing here, move along.

[Wolffarmer]

That is some fine fire.

Randy

[Woodbutcher]

Beautiful lantern Eric! Nice job on bringing it back to life.

[Zollinger]

Wow! That's nice.

[campmaster-k]

That is super nice Eric!

[campmaster-k]

I just these two old birds flying again.

[The Teardrop Nanny]

You are the Jedi of Coleman revivals, Kirk! TDN

[campmaster-k]

I am only what this forum has made me. I only know a few things about lanterns. I am not a Jeti yet, but I do hope to be one some day. Thanks just the same.

[campmaster-k]

I have been doing a bit of self - development as of late and you know how that goes. When somebody reads a good book they want the whole world to know, and to read it also and get the same feeling from it. I find it fairly universal that people want to be good and do good and all that.

I am reading Zig Ziglars book Goals right now and also a book about Rome from the 400s through the middle ages. Did you know that at the height of the Roman Empire the army that was controlling most of the known world was only about 400,000 soldiers.

Anyone reading anything noteworthy?

[Wolffarmer]

I just finished "The Worst Hard Times" about the dust bowel era. And the started 1491, about pre-Columbian Americas.

I need to get a trashy book next.

Randy

[wagondude]

"My life on the plains" by George Armstrong Custer. and "Geronimo's story of his life" by Geronimo. Both are very interesting reads for history buffs.