3. You don’t need to rely on your campfire to light the way.
There’s nothing quite like sharing the warmth of a campfire with close friends and family. It’s no different under the midnight sun, except the light given off by the fire is more ornamental than essential, with daylight still pouring down from overhead.
Roast marshmallows and cook hotdogs without fumbling around in the dark for sticks and knives and packages. And whether you’re deep in the wilderness on an epic paddling journey or spending the night at a territorial campground, bask in the glow of the smiling faces around you all night long.
4. Start a round of golf around the time you’re usually going to bed.
Now here is where you can satisfy the urge to brag a little.
After you’ve had a quick stretch and decided which club to use to get off the first tee, go ahead and pull out your phone to snap a photo. Then, send a text to all of your friends south of 60, and let them know that you’re about to start a round of golf.
Sure, they won’t get the message until the following morning, because they’ve most likely fallen asleep long ago. But maybe as you tap in on the 18th green, you’ll get a buzz in your pocket, from a thoroughly confused friend, as they try to comprehend the time-stamp that accompanied your photo. That’s when you can tell them you just played the round of your life through the night, in one of the only places on Earth where that’s physically possible.
