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on 02-07-2015 05:06 PM
Don't think I have given up.
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on 03-07-2015 11:48 AM
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on 03-07-2015 12:02 PM
"Ooooo-wah."....."Dod-on-moo"......"I'll tell on Mum"........![]()
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on 03-07-2015 12:33 PM
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on 03-07-2015 03:52 PM
Good evening Lovely Crones & 'Snappy Tom' Turtles
I would like to ask some help here.
I am flying out to the US on Sunday morning.
The 747 Broom can only take so much weight.
Would you all be kind enough to share your 'travel tips'.
I am a last minute packer - seem to need everything I intend to take.
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on 03-07-2015 04:11 PM
Seriously, don't stress too much about what you "might" need. Concentrate on the essentials and the rest will become easy. When we went away for 7 weeks last year I googled "packing list for UK September October" and got heaps of useful hits. I managed with one mid size bag and a fold up backpack.
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03-07-2015 04:12 PM - edited 03-07-2015 04:13 PM
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on 03-07-2015 04:17 PM
Tips?
Put all the clothes you want to take on the bed.
Now put half of them back in the cupboard!
Look at the remaining pile and if you need a special pair of pants /skirt to go with a certain top, put them both back in the cupboard.
Mix n match is the go ! As is layers for cooler weather.
I find you can generally get away with "bottoms" for 2 wears, but tops seem to only manage one, so more tops than bottoms.
Unless you are planning on going to the opera a lot you will only need 1 or at the most 2, dressier outfits.
Try to take things that are easy to wash and dry - jeans for example take FOREVER to dry in a laundromat! And it is a good idea to try for a motel / accommodations with a guest laundry at least once a week. I get away with washing out smalls and hanging them to dry overnight, but big items need a laundry,
Remember they are at the opposite season there so it should be warm-ish, but do take at least one presentable warm jacket you can wear with everything.
I also tend to pack only a day or so before leaving so I know what is in the suitcase - OH packs over weeks and tends to find he has forgotten something every time.....
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on 03-07-2015 04:18 PM
How long is the trip?
Are you travelling once you are there- by plane or car??
I usually write an essential list- stuff I will need.
ie Underwear, swimwear, socks?, 1 pr of shoes..
then on my bed, lay whole outfits together add a few coloured belts or scarfs- handy when the weather is changeable..
I will probably think of more when you answer the above Qs..
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on 03-07-2015 04:23 PM
Thank you Lurker,
I have only been back from the US for 6 weeks.
Still not sure what I might need - again this time.
I am a very lazy dresser so - black goes with black - goes with black.
Chuck in a bit of white & cream - & the lippy.
Credit Cards are all paid - no worries.