Yes! Agree with these. Sandwich bags are unsung heroes. We also often do the walking tours (or food/walking tour combos) to help get oriented in a new place.
Yep it really makes a difference I think, as in a very short period of time you can really get your bearings and where you want to explore more of. Where are you now Becky?
I love the way you write Jo - your prose creates pictures for example - "having what I can only describe as a small party. One wash, two beers, immaculate afternoon".
I can imagine you both sitting there, feet up and saluting the washing going round with your bottles of beer.
I also love your humour. An example "What passes for black tea in some places would make my nan weep." Quite a lot of English humour.
Some great tips that can be taken on board by people just visiting one place. A sarong, detergent sheets, making sure 2 rooms with double bed and ensuite(that is for 2 sisters living together who need their own space) and wi-fi, to name a few.
I thoroughly enjoy reading about your experiences and when you are next in Thailand we will find you a room with a view!
Currently in Southern Denmark for another two weeks. Then we're off to visit friends in Southwest France for a month. That will complete our first full year overseas!
Love this, absolutely perfect practical advice, thanks for sharing, I resonate with it all abreast but excellent reminders as I'm getting ready to go back to Asia for longer term nomadic life. PS, I get both hot flushes and cold flushes!!
All of this okus rule number one on travel day: No blaming.
Ah yes, that's a good one. I think we may need to work on that one! π
Yes! Agree with these. Sandwich bags are unsung heroes. We also often do the walking tours (or food/walking tour combos) to help get oriented in a new place.
Yep it really makes a difference I think, as in a very short period of time you can really get your bearings and where you want to explore more of. Where are you now Becky?
We are hiking in the Dolomites
I love the way you write Jo - your prose creates pictures for example - "having what I can only describe as a small party. One wash, two beers, immaculate afternoon".
I can imagine you both sitting there, feet up and saluting the washing going round with your bottles of beer.
I also love your humour. An example "What passes for black tea in some places would make my nan weep." Quite a lot of English humour.
Some great tips that can be taken on board by people just visiting one place. A sarong, detergent sheets, making sure 2 rooms with double bed and ensuite(that is for 2 sisters living together who need their own space) and wi-fi, to name a few.
I thoroughly enjoy reading about your experiences and when you are next in Thailand we will find you a room with a view!
Happy travelling, Davina
Thanks Davina! Much appreciated! I look forward to my room with a view π Not long now for you ladies! πΉπ
Yes to sandwich bags! I thought I was the only one to see them as a travel necessity. I use them constantly!
You're definitely not alone Chris! Where are you in the world now?
Currently in Southern Denmark for another two weeks. Then we're off to visit friends in Southwest France for a month. That will complete our first full year overseas!
Fantastic! Hope youβre having a great time! ππ
Love this, thanks for sharing your adventures. We have a small dog and there are so many uses for βcaca bagsβ.
Right!? π
Love this, absolutely perfect practical advice, thanks for sharing, I resonate with it all abreast but excellent reminders as I'm getting ready to go back to Asia for longer term nomadic life. PS, I get both hot flushes and cold flushes!!