The other day my friend Victor, who isa t the moment in a two weeks trip to Gambia, asked my for advice about to bring with him a small packpack. After one month travelling with one I said YES!
Is very handy to pack in five minutes and be ready to move next. You can have a day trip with all your staff on your back and you never have to check your luggage at airports.
Sometimes you have the temptation to buy things, but soon you simple do not do it as you have not got space for it. In those moments I remember the comments from my friend Juan who asked me where I was going to carry the presents…
In the end I believe is possible to travel like this in places where the weather is not very adverse. You have to be a bit disciplined with the washing up. I normally I wash up by hand and dry it down on its own or using a machine. Today for first time (now all my cloth are in the drier machine) I have used machine for washing and drying and I just stayed naked… well with the swimming suit and a t-shirt.
On Monday will be the proof of pudding as I will be hiking the Milford Track in the south of the Southern New Zealand which takes four days. You have to sleep in shelters along the way and you have to bring your own food for the 4 days. I will let you know how the experience goes…
Is very handy to pack in five minutes and be ready to move next. You can have a day trip with all your staff on your back and you never have to check your luggage at airports.
Sometimes you have the temptation to buy things, but soon you simple do not do it as you have not got space for it. In those moments I remember the comments from my friend Juan who asked me where I was going to carry the presents…
In the end I believe is possible to travel like this in places where the weather is not very adverse. You have to be a bit disciplined with the washing up. I normally I wash up by hand and dry it down on its own or using a machine. Today for first time (now all my cloth are in the drier machine) I have used machine for washing and drying and I just stayed naked… well with the swimming suit and a t-shirt.
On Monday will be the proof of pudding as I will be hiking the Milford Track in the south of the Southern New Zealand which takes four days. You have to sleep in shelters along the way and you have to bring your own food for the 4 days. I will let you know how the experience goes…
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