Christmas Path Marker Lights

Unfortunately, not every design is available using solar technology.  So, if you are being as environmentally conscious as possible, your choices are limited.  This is changing, and perhaps in a few years more solar light options will be available.  In fact, some nice designs are neither solar powered, nor are they LED lights which save on power consumption.

Place these where they can be recharged b the sun.  Many solar lights each have their own solar device, so the entire path needs to be where the sun will shine.

The first set shown changes colors.  There is also a sensor that turns the lights off during the day, and AA batteries are needed to start the lights.  The lights have no string and do not connect together.  This is a six light set.

The second set is Santa, and uses rechargeable AA batteries.  There is no external wiring.  This is a four light set.

The third set is a set of three lights and features two different color snowmen, one red and one blue, and a green Christmas tree, each in a globe.  The stakes for this set are long, so they stand high.  Higher standing lights cast more light farther.

Please be careful.  I passed showing some sets of solar path marker lights because they are rated only for temperatures above twenty-five degrees Fahrenheit.  This is likely to make them unusable in too many places.  Always read the specifications of the ones in which you have an interest.

LED lights require very little power, and can be quite bright.  Unlike solar lights, these do not require the sun to recharge them, and for that reason might be a better choice in areas frequently cloud covered or in areas in shade.

The first LED light set shown is a four piece set of old time Christmas lights with five LED lights in each.  This is a multicolored set.

The second string of LED Christmas lights is three candy canes, a traditional walk liner.  These are lighted by LED lights.

The third light set shown is my recommendation.  There are three spiral Christmas trees, each prewired with LED light bulbs.  This is an excellent way to add light to a walkway.  

Another bright light set is the fourth one shown, a set of three LED snowflakes.  These are certain to be eye catching.

If the number of lights in a set is too small, this can be remedied by buying multiple sets.

One interesting set is the four unit twenty-five light set of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Clarice, Bumble the Abnormal Snow Monster, and Santa Claus.  This one is shown first in the group below.

The second one shown is he ten light set of Lamp Posts each decorated with a red bow and green wreath.

The third set is also a set of ten.  These are small Christmas tree lights.

The fourth set shown below is snowmen engineering a train, and they also come is a set of ten.

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