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islandAl · 05-27-2008, 04:23 PM

I use some of the small solar powered walkway lights to illuminate the path from the dock to the house. The stern light takes care of the dock. No light pollution to disrupt any star viewing but does the job to see where to put your feet at night. You can usually find a sale for 6-8 lights for $20. A neighbor has a couple of solar powered lights designed to attach to the dock posts. Put on inside of opposite sides of the pier and does a nice job. Out of the way of boats hitting and looked rugged enough for the minor rope hits while tying up. Next weekend, I will try to remember to check on the make.

05-27-2008, 04:23 PM	#4
islandAl Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mountonboro Posts: 200 Thanks: 12 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Solar powered I use some of the small solar powered walkway lights to illuminate the path from the dock to the house. The stern light takes care of the dock. No light pollution to disrupt any star viewing but does the job to see where to put your feet at night. You can usually find a sale for 6-8 lights for $20. A neighbor has a couple of solar powered lights designed to attach to the dock posts. Put on inside of opposite sides of the pier and does a nice job. Out of the way of boats hitting and looked rugged enough for the minor rope hits while tying up. Next weekend, I will try to remember to check on the make.