In this article: Clothing + Gear Packing List What To Pack in a Daypack Food Related Gear Bathroom Breaks in Banff and Jasper Packing for Rain and Inclement Weather September (after Labor Day in the USA), is the start of … Continue reading Women’s Guide to Packing for Banff and Jasper National Parks in September: More Than Just Clothes
I recently stayed at the Hyatt Centric Montevideo for 9 nights. Today is day 5. It was October, so mid-spring in Uruguay. The temperate ranged from the high 60s to mid 70s and wavers between cloudy and sunny. When I … Continue reading Detailed Information and Review of the Hyatt Centric, Montevideo, Uruguay
Alphabetical Order by Category Links directly to petite section Modern Fashion American Eagle Outfitters – $$ Ann Taylor Petite – $$, $$$ Anthropologie Petite – $$$ (they define petite as skinny, NOT short) Aritzia – $ (don’t carry petite specific … Continue reading Where To Shop For Petite Clothing in the USA
Sydney, Australia is one of the most stunning cities in the world. From the architectural genius of the Opera House, sweeping views from the Pylons, Manly and Bondi white sand beaches, great public transport, entertainment, restaurants, shopping and more! Currently … Continue reading Things To Do In A Day in Sydney, Australia
Whenever I travel, on most of my trips I take older clothes or items that are going out of style, wear them and either throw them away or donate them before coming back. That way I return with lighter luggage … Continue reading Hack for Traveling Lighter. Hint: Pack Old Clothes
{Context} While planning my trip to Belize I knew I wanted to split our time between San Ignacio and one of the islands. But I didn’t know which island to choose – Ambergris or Caye Caulker. So I started researching: … Continue reading Ambergris Caye or Caye Caulker?
Public or Private Tour? The first time I went to the Cape of Good Hope, 13 years ago, was on a public tour and we made several stops along the way to buy trinkets and other things that I didn’t … Continue reading 9 Non-Obvious Things You Need to Know Before You Go On Day Tours
I read several travel blogs and I find that many cater to digital nomads. It’s like unless you’re traveling full-time, you’re not really a traveler. I disagree. I have been traveling around the globe for 16 years – taking annual … Continue reading Not A Digital Nomad? No Worries!
After my experience in Vic Falls with my DSLR, I spent a lot of time to make sure I was prepared to protect my DSLR in Costa Rica. The main issue to be aware of there is humidity. The drastic … Continue reading Using Your DSLR in Humid Environments
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