Comments on: July’s must know travel tips

By: Len Pine

Len Pine — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:38:18 +0000

When at home I ride a motorcycle, and have become used to using a zippered wallet with a chain on a daily basis. I also travel around the world a lot. I discovered that my cycle wallet makes a great travel doc wallet. It’s chained to me all the time, a passport fits in it perfectly, the zipper keeps everything together, and I even use is as a lumbar support on the airplane — it provides just enough back support without pushing me forward (I have long legs!). You can even carry it in a sport coat pocket while it’s still chained to your belt in dressier situations.

By: Penelope Storms

Penelope Storms — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 20:20:03 +0000

We only use carry on bags now, like most travelers, and always use a TSA lock in case the overhead bins are full and they have to take my bag from the cabin to check it.

By: Shirley House

Shirley House — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:46:04 +0000

When travelling don’t forget dental floss as this
can be used for reparing many things I was hiking in Nepal and one strap of my backpack broke – I sewed it
with the floss and it was as solid as can be

By: Nina Snyder

Nina Snyder — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:56:52 +0000

Not only should you address label a disposable camera it is wize to photgraph an address label with phone number on the first photo taken with your digital camera. That way, if you lose your camera and it happens to be found by an honest person they can contact you. Also, when formating the memory card format all but the first address photo. That way you won’t have to re photo the address card. I use a regular address label, add the phone number to it, paste it to a larger cardboard, pin it to a wall and make a close uo shot of it.