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August 2024
A first-aid kit, as well as the training to use it, is one of the Ten Essentials that’s universally known yet rarely thought about. When you need to reach for yours, though, you’ll be grateful for the time you spent to ensure yours is up to the task. Even if you pack only a small first-aid kit,...
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Less than a decade ago when physical guidebooks were all the rage, many travellers had never even heard of power banks (portable battery chargers) let alone travelled with one. That’s because power banks only sprung into existence fairly recently and didn’t become a widespread phenomenon until just a few years ago. There simply wasn’t a...
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So you think you want to take a cruise? First, let me say that you’ll likely love it. I’ve been cruising for nearly 30 years on just about every line out there, and I can tell you it’s a wonderful way to travel. It’s not for everyone, of course. Plenty of people have tried it once or...
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After a daylong adventure away from camp or along the trail, you’ve earned a comfy place to perch. Chair designers have gone a little wild in recent years, so you have a lot of options for your downtime gear. When choosing a camp chair, consider the following factors: End use: For backpacking, weight and packed size...
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Furry and loyal, our pets are part of our families. So when we go on adventures near and far, we want to take our four-legged friends along for the journey. As with any other part of pet ownership, preparing for long car or train rides, air travel, or hotel stays requires a little extra research and...
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Packing for a trip is both a science and an art. You can follow recommendations on what to bring and how many of each item are needed, but ultimately, it’s up to you to pick pieces that make you feel comfortable, stylish, and prepared.  Packing in the framework of a capsule wardrobe is a helpful...
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When we venture into the wilderness, it can be for long periods and over some pretty rough terrain. Your feet are the ones doing the hard yards, so making sure that they stay happy is a top priority. With a pair of well-fitted, suitable, durable, and comfortable shoes, you’ll be striding in your adventure and...
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How Early Can You Check Into A Hotel? It’s recommended to arrive at your hotel no more than two hours before check-in since the staff must prepare your accommodation first. However, there might be unforeseen events that could cause you to arrive earlier. In these cases, getting yourself an early check-in or taking on different approaches...
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Over the last dozen years of full-time travel, I’ve made a lot of mistakes and learned a lot of lessons about what makes for the perfect travel sandal and the most comfortable sandals. Here is a summary of some of the best, worst, and ongoing sandal debacles I’ve had. Please read and glean from my...
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Day hiking” simply means any hiking outing that can be done in a day, as opposed to a multiday excursion like a backpacking trip or a thru-hike. A day hike can be a stroll around your local city park or a 4-hour trek up your nearest mountain. Whether it’s 2 hours or 12, getting outdoors...
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