"One bag" travel, which bag is best?

Following up to

Exactly. I guess I'm just one that doesn't look upon my vacations
as an opportunity to practice minimalism.

me neither. My camera gear probably takes more space than the
total luggage of some here!
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"The Reid" wrote in message
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Following up to RPSinha

Never travel with a bag that you cannot sit on during delays, lulls, and
long queues.
rjf

Dave Frightens Me wrote:
On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 09:54:25 -0500, wrote:


Dan Stephenson wrote:


I've found that if you pack light you can make do with a daypack

wow!

that IS traveling small and light


I met a French guy in Bulgaria that had been travelling for months
with just a daypack. Very impressed I was! He had everything he
needed, and wasn't missing anything too essential.

Of course, wearing the same clothing for a week is a problem for most
people.

This was a French guy.

"mrtravel" wrote in message
news
Dave Frightens Me wrote:
On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 09:54:25 -0500, wrote:


Dan Stephenson wrote:


I've found that if you pack light you can make do with a daypack

wow!

that IS traveling small and light


I met a French guy in Bulgaria that had been travelling for months
with just a daypack. Very impressed I was! He had everything he
needed, and wasn't missing anything too essential.

Of course, wearing the same clothing for a week is a problem for most
people.

rascal wrote:

This was a French guy.

Which explains why the French are the perfume experts.

Nomen Nescio wrote:


Of course, wearing the same clothing for a week is a problem for most
people.


Is that what you did at the "St. Thomas Ritz"?

Or was that just a coverup for another trip to Arkansas or Iowa, like your
earlier imaginary trips to Australia and China?

Of course, since I previously gave you the date and location, it would
have been quite easy for you to check, or even call me while I was
there. You could probably still check, I was in room 214. It was Aug
7-8. Before that, I was at the Westin St John Resort, room 1613.

Rick Steves has a darn good bag available.
Go to his website to buy.

On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 11:39:02 -0600 (MDT), Borked Pseudo Mailed
wrote:
Perpetually unemployed troll/netkook/pedophile/psychopath Michael Voight "mrtravel" wrote:
Nomen Nescio wrote:

Of course, wearing the same clothing for a week is a problem for most
people.


Is that what you did at the "St. Thomas Ritz"?

Or was that just a coverup for another trip to Arkansas or Iowa, like your
earlier imaginary trips to Australia and China?

Of course, since I previously gave you the date and location, it would
have been quite easy for you to check, or even call me while I was
there.

So you're down there pimping it up with the money you extract from your
hard-working Russian whores.

You may have a little money, but you have absolutely no brains. What kind
of moron vacations down there in August, historically the peak of the hurricane
season? Well, no one ever accused you of being too bright.

You could probably still check, I was in room 214. It was Aug
7-8. Before that, I was at the Westin St John Resort, room 1613.

And you came back and within a few hours were back to your usual trolling
and kooking on usenet.

What a ****ing psycho loser.

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WyattEarp wrote:
Rick Steves has a darn good bag available.
Go to his website to buy.


Is his bag any better than his travel advice?

I once met a Japanese guy walking across the border from Nepal to India
who was traveling with a toothbrush in a plastic bag. That was all his
luggage.

Sure!!

wrote in message
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I once met a Japanese guy walking across the border from Nepal to India
who was traveling with a toothbrush in a plastic bag. That was all his
luggage.

Sure!!


Maybe all he had after being robbed in Nepal?