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lightheart tent SoLong 6Ships in 1 2 business days Based in Fletcher, NC Est. 2009 Comfortably fits the big and tall The SoLong is so long that it comfortably fits hikers over 6'8". This double wall three season tent has a large vestibule area for gear storage and vents that can be propped open for added airflow. There is plenty of space in the bathtub floor due to the sewn in carbon fiber stays at each corner. Either the perfectly sized tent for one or a small tent for two,
Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Fletcher, NC | Est. 2009
Comfortably fits the big and tall
The SoLong is so long that it comfortably fits hikers over 6'8". This double-wall three-season tent has a large vestibule area for gear storage and vents that can be propped open for added airflow. There is plenty of space in the bathtub floor due to the sewn-in carbon fiber stays at each corner. Either the perfectly sized tent for one or a small tent for two, this tent is adventure-ready!
We currently only offer this tent in gray with a cranberry floor color.
Features:
- Seam-Sealed
- 1 person
- Three-season, fully enclosed
- Hybrid double, or single-wall
- Two optional vestibule setups: a traditional staked-out vestibule or add the awning poll to open up your vestibule space and add ventilation
- Awing fly with zipper on the front and standard fly with zipper on back of tent
- Large entry doors on both sides with 2-way zippers
- Corners are boxed off with 10" carbon fiber stays that are sewn into the corners for more room inside the tent
- The lateral ridge pole, which connects the inverted trekking poles, allows the entire headroom height to be usable space and makes the tent stable under high wind
- Line lock adjustments on tie-outs
- 1 internal pocket
- Ridge vent with the ability to open or close
- 8" bathtub floor
Includes:
- SoLong 6 tent
- Carbon fiber awning pole
- Stuff sack
- Reflective tie-out cord
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Specs
Capacity: 1 Person
Seasons: 3 Seasons
Doors: 1
Dimensions:
- Headroom: 45" | 114cm
- Floor dimensions: 100" L x 55" W x 30" foot | 254cm x 140cm x 76cm
- Floor area: 30 ft² | 2.8m²
- Vestibule area (2): 5.4 ft² | 0.5m²
Weight:
- Tent: 34oz | 964g
- Stuff sack: 0.6oz | 17g
- Awning pole: 0.8oz | 23g
Needed for Set Up: NOT Included
Materials: 30D Ripstop nylon 66 with hydrostatic head over 3500mm. Silicone coated on both sides. 1.5oz/ sq. yd. after coating
Made in the U.S.A.
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Sweet second-chance romance
Format: Kindle
When You Smile was my introduction to Melissa Brayden’s writing, and Dream a Little Dream confirmed that this author creates lovely stories with amazing characters.
This book was a sweet second-chance romance with enough sad moments to make me shed some tears.
It also has a surprise reveal that I didn’t see coming and a small-town community that made me feel warm and cozy.
I loved Kyle and Savanna. Their first meeting nearly got me giggling, but I was definitely kicking my feet and smiling like a fool.
Savanna was endearing and had a knack for public announcements. I felt deeply for her and truly understood her reaction after getting hurt. As for Kyle… is there a word to describe her? I could feel her aura bleed through my screen. Her flirting and ability to get through Savanna’s defense left me swooning one or two times. I honestly don’t know how Savanna managed to stand on business so 10 out of 10 for her effort.
I really enjoyed Dream a Little Dream and can’t wait to read another Melissa Brayden’s book.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
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Wonderful
Format: Paperback
This was a hard book to put down. The characters of Svanna & Kyle are so well developed, as our their families and friends, who just enhance the whole story. When Savanna is left on the bridge, my heart broke, was amended later, and fulfilled by the end of the book.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Dream…
Format: Kindle
I loved this book right from the get-go. The snappy repartee between Savanna and Kyle made me laugh and shiver with delight all through this book. Toss in all the great characters in Dreamers Bay and I was sold! Wonderful story, great plot twists, fantastic highs and lows. A true smorgasbord of emotions. Thanks Melissa…
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Loved this book so much
Format: Kindle
First, it’s a cute story with a great themes of: younger older woman, daughter‘s friend, disgruntled with family. I have to admit every time the main character was talking to her father I was so incredibly annoyed. It brought up all the conversations I’ve ever had with misogynist in my life. Definitely well written.
On happier notes; the love story, the meddling neighbor/landlord, cute child, and kittens! Really, what story isn’t made better by kittens?
Seriously this is an exceptionally well written story with fantastic characters, plot lines, and a great ending.
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★★★★★ 4
A Thoughtful and Compelling Romance with Depth and Maturity
Format: Kindle
Miranda MacLeod and TB Markinson deliver a compelling and emotionally charged romance in The Anatomy of Forever, a novel that successfully balances personal transformation, ethical dilemmas, and the weight of professional responsibility.
Dr. Rowan Colchester, newly embracing her true self after a difficult divorce, is not prepared for the whirlwind that follows a passionate encounter with a younger woman. When fate reunites her with Dr. Simone Doucette, an idealistic doctor seeking solace in a Cape Cod ER, their undeniable connection becomes fraught with complications. The revelation of their unexpected personal link adds a layer of tension that challenges not only their burgeoning relationship but also their careers and reputations. As the stakes rise, Rowan and Simone must navigate professional ethics, small-town scrutiny, and their own vulnerabilities to fight for a second chance at love.
While the “sleeping with your daughter’s best friend” trope initially presents a hurdle, the novel compensates with a well-developed plot that offers depth beyond the romance. MacLeod and Markinson craft a narrative rich with stakes that extend beyond the personal, grounding the story in a high-stakes professional and community-driven context. The characters are well-drawn and compelling, both Rowan and Simone stand out as confident, determined, and capable women who refuse to be defined by societal expectations or past mistakes. Even secondary characters, such as Erica, evolve in ways that add nuance to the story.
A refreshing aspect of The Anatomy of Forever is its portrayal of strong, independent women who communicate effectively and fight for what they want. Rather than relying on contrived misunderstandings or overplayed angst, the novel explores mature relationship dynamics, making the romance feel authentic and rewarding.
Overall, this is a well-executed sapphic romance that offers substance, well-rounded characters, and a satisfying blend of personal and professional stakes. MacLeod and Markinson have crafted a narrative that is engaging, thought-provoking, and ultimately, deeply satisfying.
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