fishing umbrella
Here is a checklist for clothes (and other related topics), use it as inspiration and create your own:
Underwear
Socks
Chest Holder
Get a sports bra for the bumpy rides.
T-Shirts
Pants
Get pants with big front pockets where you can put a large bottle of water. Make sure that some pockets have zippers to keep things fall out.
Belt
Shirts
Pullover
Jackets
Hat
Get a hat with a shade that protects the entire head from the sun.
Gloves
Finger gloves are very useful.
Sandals / flip flops
Trekking shoes
If they are new, you should break them before you leave so you do not start your journey with blisters.
Other shoes
You may want to bring some other types of shoes along. If you want to get into a disco or club may need to have a nice pair of shoes.
Shorts
Bathe tropics
Check what is appropriate. Maybe you need to get a conservative swimsuit.
Towels
Bring a towel for the beach and a second for use in the shower (unless you want to dry yourself in salt, sand and who knows what else).
Sarong
Can be used as blanket, pillow, skirt, sun or twice a beach towel. Avoid the green color if you want to use your towel while trekking, green attracts insects (which I learned the hard way in northern Thailand.)
Rain protection
Umbrella / rain gear. An umbrella is also used as protection against strong sunlight. A rain poncho can be used to cover your backpack and yourself.
Sunglasses / Clip-ons
Bring a hard plastic case to put your sunglasses in for protection when not in use. I've lost too many pairs of the meeting on them to step on them or drop them on the floor:)
Clothes Hanger
To hang up your clothes when they becomes wet.
Clothes line and pin
To hang clothes to dry.
Pillowcases
Bring along a pillow case if you have pillow issue (which may be quite understandable in view of the hygiene standards in some parts of the world). To avoid completely pillow you can create your own pillow by stuffing your pillow with clothing such as sweaters.
Sleeping bag or sleeping sheet
For to keep warm on cold nights or when there is plenty of air conditioning. If you have doubts about hygiene standards in your shelter a silk sleeping sheet can be helpful.
Suit / formal dress
Not that I ever backpacked with one, but I guess if you plan to go to a wedding or something. If you are games, some casinos have a formal dress code.
Odor Absorber
The odor absorber is based on minerals and is able to absorb strong odors. Put it in your backpack.
Happy holidays!
For a full checklist for your backpacking trip download the free e-book The Backpacker’s Toolbox It contains checklists, templates, FAQs and practical advice (and a few bad jokes) to make your backpacking experience as smooth as possible.
http://www.hellobackpacker.com – practical advice for new and experienced backpackers for all trip stages: get inspired, plan your trip, advice on the road, tips when back home.
Caught three fish at once with umbrella rig–Cape Cod Ocean fishing
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UMBRELLA DROP NET 42X42 $13.09 UMBRELLA DROP NET 42X42… |
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UMBRELLA RIG 15 1/2 MULLET $23.06 … |
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UMBRELLA RIG W/ EELS $11.99 … |
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