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it makes me really angry that i have to post this. oh well, that's a 365 for ya, i guess. packing hours before i left for california.
I dusted off my old Sony a200. (I hadn't used it in the last 2 years.) It seems to take a better image than I remember. Hopefully that means I've learned a bit about cameras and photography in that time :)
Finally received the passports back from the India Consulate with our visas. Frustrating, inscrutable process fraught with bureaucracy… Now I can start preparing the camera equipment which always seems to take longer than packing my clothing!
My 365-2023: #59 of 365
And in more than one box too! Packing up the house this week in advance of a house move.
Today I packed away all of Joannas stuff - clothes, wigs etc etc. De-princessing on a major scale.
That's pretty much everything I packed for Kili, minus a few things. I ended up cutting a bit of weight by leaving behind a few extra clothes (shown here). It turned out to be the right decision. We were only allowed to have 15 kg (33 lbs) for our duffel bag, which the porters would carry.
Headed to the Delaware Water Gap overnight.
All of this packed into a Kelty Redwing 44 pack, with no water in the cantene, is 19 pounds. Not terrible!
Here you can see the WSDOT maintenance crew at work. Right behind the paving machine comes Maintenance Tech Ken Kohanes on the roller. He keep rolling back and forth on the newly laid asphalt, packing it down tight.
Driver also do their part; about 30 minutes to 1 hour after the new asphalt is down, it's cool enough to allow drivers back on it and their vehicles will help pack the asphalt even more.
Everything I'm taking for my trip to NY. I'm going to be gone three nights, traveling for a wedding which necessitates some dressier clothing. I find traveling in a jacket and nice shirt gets me better service, always.
Not pictured: iPhone 4 (took the picture with), iPod Touch 4th Gen (for watching media on the plane and such; lightweight and doesn't use up iPhone battery).
the usual packing method that Kirsten and I use to check we both have everything. On this 4 day hike / camping and 3 day city break I tried to reduce clothing to a minimum. Ideally getting total weight down to 15kg.
Time to get going. Don't want to forget anyone! Miles thought that it was pretty funny to sit in the suitcase. We didn't really pack him like that, though.
Webb's Packing House at historic Spanish Point, FL is an authentic reconstruction of the original. Citrus fruit was washed, cured, sorted and crated in the packing house for shipment to Key West or Cedar Key, enroute to markets in the North. The wood color is really blue-grey, not photoshopped. Probably a waterproofing stain as the building sits by the ocean. SILVER Medalist Round 15- COLOR WHEEL: BLUE / PURPLE Perpetual Contest - Sept. 2010, Color Photo Award pool
Clinton Soldiers Settlement Estate - packing oranges
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Well, it's that time again. Time to head back to school. To the sunny South - the land of beaches and textbooks and friends and piano practice and sunshine and studying.
I HOPE that I'll be a little better about flickring this semester... but no promises!!
Until summer break, then, chicas!!
Much love!
Baseball cap
Scarf, fleece
Raincoat, 3/4 length, packable
Jacket, windstopper
Light sweater, fleece
Pants, cotton, business casual
4 Shirts, cotton, long sleeve, business casual
Pullover, merino wool, v-neck
T-shirt, merino wool, long sleeve
T-shirt, merino wool, short sleeve
Underwear shirt, merino wool, v-neck
2 pairs of underpants, nylon
1 pair of socks, wool/silk blend
1 pair of sock liners, polypropylene
Sunglasses, grey, polarized
Spare lenses for sunglasses, yellow
Guide books
Maps
Toiletries: sawn-off toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss, razor, shaving cream, hand sanitizer, deodorant, woolite laundry detergent
Passport
Credit card
Cash, Euros
Cash, Swiss Francs
"Little black book"
Pen, indian ink
Cell phone, unlocked
Extra GSM SIM card for alternate network
Camera w. pouch
Spare 2 GB SD memory card
iPod, 120 GB (media player and external hard drive)
Earphones, compact (doubles as ear plugs)
GPS navigation device (maps of North America and Europe)
Locks (cable and padlock)
Dell Mini 9 netbook w. Timbuktu sleeve
Box, lexan (waterproof and transparent for gadgets and cables)
Various chargers and cables
Eagle Industries A-III Molle backpack
Spare shopping bag
They all work together to tidy up the camp before the journey home.
© J-J.Bernard / Handicap International
Activity: It's time to go! Your family is traveling to the next campsite, ten miles away. Your job is to pack the travois.
1. Spread the red blanket or an animal hide over the lower end of the travois.
2. Arrange the parfleches (which contain dried pumpkin and dried meat) and bags of dried corn and beans on the travois and in the side pockets.
3. Spread the remaining blanket or hide over the travois to hold everything in place.
4. Shake the travois as if you were walking across the prairie. How well did you pack?