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The worst offender was a long bus ride from Lima to Cusco in Peru. It was supposed to be about 18 hours, and usually, buses make stops along the way. This bus, for whatever reason, didn’t. And there had been a landslide which required the bus to slow down and carefully drive over the rubble, so instead of 18 hours, this bus ride took 27. Shaving gear is bulky but easy to buy anywhere and I occasionally treat myself to a fancy facial scrub, it’s extra enjoyable when it’s a treat. If you're heading on a longer trip and you don't feel comfortable bringing your usual smartphone, buy a cheap one ahead of your trip and then get yourself a SIM card or eSIM that works abroad. Make sure you get a SIM with 4G/5G included so you have maps, hostel bookings and travel guides at your fingertips!
Very occasionally ear plugs make it onto our “Travel Essentials” list. When taking light aircraft in Nepal, for instance, or sometimes around busy roads in Vietnam or Thailand where constant horn-blowing could keep you awake.
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Ever get to your accommodations only to find there's no stopper for the sink? I know you have. I've tried stuffing a face cloth in the drain. That only slows the water down, it doesn't keep it from draining. But a flat rubber stop? Fits any and all sizes of drain. It also doubles as a grip if you find yourself fighting with a jar lid. A Foody's Got To Eat… And Drink This one is optional but really convenient. I find that no matter where I travel, its pretty easy to come by a disposable cup to put into service. But if you happen to have a collapsible cup (like I do), and it folds down to nothing (like mine does), its one less thing you have to go looking for, for your picnic. Yes, I am not above drinking wine from a mug. You can also make yourself a mug of soup, or eat your morning instant oatmeal from the mug. Chargers: If you have a lot of gear, it’s likely that you have a lot of cords and cables. While there’s no need to elaborate, these are the main chargers that I always have on hand. Although a good pair of comfortable slip-on shoes are great for exploring in the city, there might be times when you need a more substantial shoe.
As well as repellents, I carry the sort of spray for exterminating mosquitoesin rooms, I don’t mess about with dengue, malaria, Japanese encephalitis and all the other mosquito-born diseases. We had one of those stretchy “travel” clothes lines and threw it away, a bit of prussic cord and the coat hangers are more useful. Bug Sprays and Mosquito Nets Big Agnes Tent: Big Agnes is the best of the best when it comes to finding the most lightweight, durable tents. I used a bulkier tent for my first camping trip and regretted it instantly. My Recommendation – Big Agnes Fly Creek UL 3. I’ve loved every night that I’ve spent in this tent — it’s unbelievably light for a three-person tent, very comfortable, and weatherproof too! I always opt for a three-person tent over a two-person tent so that we can keep our gear inside with us and have a little extra space.
This is a Saramonic Mini Smartmic Directional Microphone for SmartPhones ,Vlogging Microphone for iphone and YouTube video ( Wind Muff included) And they’re exceptionally lightweight and can be machine washed. I always air dry them to help them last as long as possible. We’re fanatical about ditching the plastics, we have a full post on plastic free travel, here. Wash Kit and Wash Bag nixit is, simply put, the best menstrual period product I’ve ever experienced because it is soft, comfortable, flexible, and undetectable during sex!’
I take these travel essentials with me on every trip. They’ve saved the day more than once. Keep It Clean A fashion guru I am not, BUT there are a few basic items that I will recommend to any woman who loves to travel.My phone is now my only camera other than the Mavic Air drone and the Go Pro for water / sports use and it does me just fine for photography and video. Gloves: There are honestly so many warm, cozy gloves on the market that it’s hard to choose just one. My Recommendation – Outdoor Research Women’s PL Base Sense Gloves and the Outdoor Research Men’s PL Sensor Gloves . You need a glove that can withstand cold weather, is wind resistant, and offers touchscreen compatibility. Their substantial soles are great for uneven terrain, like exploring ancient ruins in Rome…just as an example. Breathable waterproof rain shell The outer layer is waterproof, breathable, and has a really good, adjustable hood. It’s noticeably warmer than a basic rain shell like the Arcadia II.
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