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On the practice of traveling light...
The very beginning of the process of traveling light is to need less. Even the lowest maintenance person tries to cram everything they might need, or want, into their luggage before a trip. This impulse must be stifled to travel lightly.
Decide what you really need. Do you need a different outfit for every day and activity or do you just need something versatile that can be dressed up or down with a few accessories? Do you need to prepare for any eventuality or should you put your concerns aside and decide to enjoy your time away without fretting over incidentals?
Think about volume. While a trip might not always include a swim, a bathing suit tends to take up almost no room and may not be easy to source. On the other hand, a sweatshirt is bulky and easy to replace or wear en route.
Wear the largest items as you travel rather that put them in your bag. Plan your outfit ahead of time. If you’re bringing a coat, wear it on the plane. If you need boots, wear them on the go and put your other shoes in your luggage. Hopefully your clothing is comfortable. If not, consider investing in a few high quality comfortable items that will last.
What does my packing look like? I use a back pack-a fairly small one-and a large bag I can call a purse. (I don’t actually carry a regular purse, but this bag pretends to be a large one on a plane.) Into my back pack goes my staples: socks and undies for every day I’ll be gone. If for some strange reason I need more, I can always wash a pair in the sink and air dry. Or buy more. Everyone packs extra undies, but I’ve yet to hear of recurring circumstances that actually require them.
Also, the toiletries. So I don’t wear make up which reduces what I need to bring. I use the soap and shampoo/conditioner at the hotel. I bring a razor, toothbrush and paste, OTC pain relief, antacids, hair ties, deodorant, and chapstick.
Then I put in clothes that suit the destination. I usually bring dresses as they are a whole outfit and are easy to dress up or down. Leggings make them warmer for winter. My partner brings a couple pairs of jeans and a few shirts-one or two nice ones and some casual. Our largest shoes go on our feet and a couple extras into our bags.
Spare space can be filled with special items: costumes for Mardi Gras, long johns for Iceland, presents to bring back...
A few small snacks are easy to fit in my “purse”. I also put in a book for reading and my laptop. I keep it pretty empty so I can also add my jacket if I get too warm or for anything I buy along the way.
I prefer to not check any bags. This gets me in and out quicker.
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What to pack for Boots and Hearts 2016.
I have only missed one Boots and Hearts Country Music Festival in the past five years. I’ve become a pro as I have over packed and under packed.
Here is a list of things to bring to Boots and Hearts
A tent. Well that’s obvious isn’t it?
Large cooler – pack up your food and drinks in one easy cooler. This is a great product that worked for me! The Coleman 100QT Wheeled Xtreme guarantees you the pleasure of keeping food and drinks cold, a place to put drinks, and an extra seating place if you meet some friends. I kid you not. I had to buy 2 extra bags of ice over four days.
I don’t know about you, but I spend a lot of time at the festival. For those who love a hot meal. I recommend the Coleman NXT Standup Propane Grill. Very easy to pack and with no picnic table, you’re able to BBQ without killing your back.
I also recommend a table of some sort. I’ve seen plastic tables and picnic tables arrive on site. I have a small table to prepare food. I basically have a camp chair and wing it when it comes to eating.
Disposable plates and utensils.
Sleeping gear
A tarp for over the your tent.
Raincoat
Camera (A Must!!)
Garbage bags
Water – always nice to have water for a quick clean up.
Ice – ice is sold at Boots and Hearts as well.
A hat and sunscreen
A Flashlight or lantern
First aid and sewing kit
I found if I stuck with that list, I wasn’t in need of too much more. The first year I had everything and the kitchen sink. Without a campfire or picnic table, you pretty much have to get creative. Bring what you can. Remember you must be out of the campgrounds by noon on Monday.
Food Ideas for Boots and Hearts
Snacks. Lot of them, especially if you spend a lot of time in the festival grounds.
Veggies cut up. Great for a quick snack or roasting on a grill
Dips – always makes veggie eating more fun!
Cold cuts – great to whip up a sandwich on the go.
Chicken or steak for fajitas – if you’re up to the grilling challenge!
Fruit – I tend to eat a lot of fruit during my four day getaway.
Salt, pepper and other condiments.
REMEMBER! There are a lot of food vendors if you’re craving something hot but don’t want to leave the grounds.
Drinks – remember the limit for alcohol is a maximum of two (2) bulk alcohol items per person. One (1) “Bulk alcohol” item is defined as:
One (1) case of 24 cans (no bottles) of beer or malt-based beverage (tall cans permitted)
One (1) bottle (26oz) plastic (no glass) bottle of liquor.
One (1) 4L box of wine (no glass).
