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Lake James is one of the loveliest lakes in Western North Carolina. An easy drive of less than an hour, Lake James State Park lies east of Asheville. We packed up the two eager dogs and went there one pretty summer weekend. There is no entry fee. That was a welcome surprise. Leashed dogs were welcome, that was another welcome surprise.

The cordoned off swimming area did not concede dogs, though. That made good sense to us. Instead, the park rangers purposed us up a finelooking trail over a hill and through the woods. About a quarter of a mile up the trail was a little trail turnoff that led to a little lake inlet. We were happy to discover that we were the only ones there, that day. We set up blankets and picnic, and let the dogs run loose. They raced up and down the beach, attempting to catch the tiny waves. They came out into deeper water and swam with us. Oh, the water!!! Clear, clean, and warm as a bathtub. That was the most welcome surprise of all! It is an fantastically clean lake. The dogs genuinely smelled clean when we got home… I’m applied to having to wash the creek smells off them when they go swimming, but not at Lake James.

Canoes, jet skis and respective drifting vehicles went past on the main body of the lake, but all was peaceful in our little private inlet. The wake from the passing boats was pleasant. That inlet would have been the perfective place to fetch an inflatable raft or inner tube. I listen fishing is good at this lake, but we didn’t go where any fishing was happening.

Our visit occurred in July. Where were all the bugs? Shouldn’t we have been bitten right and left by mosquitoes and such? It just didn’t happen. Who knows why. There were a few flies, that’s regarding all.

Bring a picnic, if you go. There are no concessions, and the nearest town in truth isn’t near. This park is waaaay out in the boondocks, where any good state park ought to be. Here is their website, if you want to find out more: http://www.ncparks.gov/Visit/parks/laja/main.php

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92 of 97 people found the following review helpful.
Versatile, Compact Design, and It Produces a Whole Lot of Light.
By mirasreviews
If there was any lingering question, this Redline flashlight from Nebo is a testament to how far LED engineering science has come. Gone are the days when LED flashlights put out only a fraction of the light of incandescents. This compact flashlight, 4 3/8 inches long and 1 3/8 inches in diameter, puts out 220 lumens of white lights and has 5 modes. You may use it at 220 lumens, 110 lumens, 22 lumens, SOS mode, or strobe mode. The SOS (Morse code) and strobe might be handy for emergencies if you carry the flashlight in the car. At 220 lumens, the flashlight gives rise to an amazing amount of light that may illumine my entire living room. The 22-lumen mode is good when you want to find your way without disturbing everyone around you with a blinding light.

35 of 37 persons found the following review helpful.
Great Light
By MM
This has to be the best light for the price range. You may always find something better but your going to remunerate 2 to 5 times more. At 220 lumens and if the air is calm and not dusty I could to almost see up to 200 yards. For the cash and what I received I am 100% happy and would recomend to anyone.

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