Where did your TB bag go lately

[luckyprincess1112]

Took my Mars Red luminary 12 and OG halcyon co-pilot on a 3 day trip to the Delta visiting my brother. A nice combination when u don’t need anything more than 2 to 3 days of clothes. My co-pilot is my edc with electronics,cables,misc etc and I used the luminary for clothes.


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[b1gsky]

On my way to the Airport with the first bus of the day...

[slightlysaltybagman]

I don't always use my TB bags when I go to work, but a few GWP's, a deluxe spiff kit, and a snake charmer organize a lot of the goodies that come along for the ride.

Here's an A5 GWP that holds the GPS I use to text home, a few days west of the English Channel.

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[bartleby]

Enjoying Karin Kneffel’s fantastic paintings (!) in company of my unobtrusive Nebulous Grey Side Kick.

[Cristina]

Enjoying Karin Kneffel’s fantastic paintings (!) in company of my unobtrusive Nebulous Grey Side Kick.

WOW those paintings are incredible!

[melminimalist]

My smart alec hanging out in New Orleans airport waiting to fly to Newark. My bro and I are camping in Water Gap for a few days. Yes, the smart alec contains a full ultralight hike and camping kit. Thank god TB makes amazing zippers, I am definitely testing the limits of the capacity of this bag. More pics to follow!





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[bartleby]

WOW those paintings are incredible!

Yes, she is a real master, it was a wonderful experience!

[b1gsky]

Climbed the Teide summit with my DLBP today.

[thanrahan1]

That is an excellent question. Where has my Tom Bihn bags traveled lately? Sadly, no where because I was trying out other (expensive competitor) bags that just left me disappointed. Well, I am happy to say that I am back for good now.

I don't know why I bothered looking elsewhere. The product selection, the quality and customer service is beyond excellent. It's even the little things like this that make me smile.

Here's a shot of my new Synik 30 bag doing a tune up trip to Arkansas to visit family for the Thanksgiving holiday. Our next trip in a few weeks is to San Francisco.

[G42]

Here's a shot of my new Synik 30 bag doing a tune up trip to Arkansas to visit family for the Thanksgiving holiday. Our next trip in a few weeks is to San Francisco.

Those are pretty funny 'people' zipper pulls - never seen those before!

[imperator]

Just returned from my greatest one-bag adventure yet!

16 days - 9 cities - 5 countries - 2 seasons - 1 Western Flyer

First took the overnight from ATL to LHR, snug under the seat, ready for an almost sleepless 8 hour flight...




And off for a quick coffee at Waterloo to start a day of back-loaded sightseeing...




All over the City, thanks to the Lord Mayor's Show having most the roads closed off






Then to the hotel on the 'choob' to offload the WF, and set out with the PCBP for the rest of the day




The next day the whole shebang toured the Tower of London, and walked across the Southbank on Tower Bridge...




Then grabbing a late lunch snack and a view on the Thames, before the last bit of sightseeing before heading back to Heathrow.




Those El-Al security folks didn't know what they were in for unpacking and repacking the WF, but fortunately made it to the flight for another nearly-no-sleep leg to Tel Aviv.




After a dark 5:30 am landing and through customs, exhausted and defeated, contemplated sleep at Ben Gurion...




But it wasnt to happen, so to the train into Tel Aviv




And then a bus down to Jaffa, the original seaside settlement. Lots of breaks to take the load off before climbing up the hill.




And enjoying some excellent views of Tel Aviv from the top of the hill




Then, after meeting my hometown tripmates up the coast, it was back to the airport to meet the rest of the ~200-man tour group. For the next 7 warm, sunny days, we toured from Tzfat in the north, to Masada and the Dead Sea in the south, and all over Jerusalem (with matching group backpacks, so no bag pics). The swimwear and t-shirts I bought were near the end of their lives, so I left them behind to free up more room for souvenirs and clothes. Then, after a busy Sunday, it was back to Ben Gurion for a 1:00am overnight flight to chilly, rainy Brussels. Arriving at 4:45am and decent sleep, I hit the pre-dawn near-empty town for a 14-hour stopover. After lots of walking, I finally stop for the beer, waffles, and chocolate, before heading back to the airport...




Then it was off to (relatively) sunny and chilly Stockholm for the next 3 days!




To Vasamuseet, so see the extraordinarily well preserved 400-year old sunken Vasa...




Where, after 350 years in the water and silt, incredible detail has been preserved...




And an SJ ride for a half-day in Uppsala




Before, again, embarking on SAS for a a 12-hour stopover on the way out of town, this time in rainy Copenhagen!




Despite the rain, had plenty of time to sightsee, and made sure to get lots of coffee and glogg along the way, before another late evening departure to London.




One more day in London saw (most of) the British Museum, and lots of gift buying and eating. Since my flight back was a standard fare, I wasn't restricted to the single under-seat bag. I brought back lots of candy and baked goods for the kids and the rest of the family to enjoy over Thanksgiving, and carried the WF as a shoulder bag, and the PCBP on my back.

And after 16 days, having walked well over 100 miles, and taken over 3,200 photos, I finally made it home...only to leave again for Thanksgiving, another one-bag trip!

[G42]

And after 16 days, having walked well over 100 miles, and taken over 3,200 photos, I finally made it home...only to leave again for Thanksgiving, another one-bag trip!

That's amazing and I'm tired just thinking about it!!

[xyppy]

I took my S25 on my appointment filled day. In between appointments we went to the Met.
I haven't been to the Met in a couple of months as I have been recovering from hip surgery. I felt so happy to be back there. I had to go to what I call the Monet room where I discovered a new Monet has been added! I love discovering the little changes that are made. I was very happy to discover that one of my favorite modern paintings (George Tooker's Government Bureau) is back on display.

I couldn't dillydally at the Met because I had 2 more appointments so I left to have lunch at Dos Toros.
For my last appointment of the day I left my S25 on a chair by a window and discovered it looked pretty next to the poinsetta.

[Perseffect]

Grounded at Newark airport on Monday due to snowstorm.

The Navy Parapack Synik 22 handled the snow well.




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[Lara]

Just returning from 2 nights in Vancouver with my Aeronaut 45 and Maker’s Bag. I travelled with my A45 in “backpack mode” as I left my vehicle behind and walked on the ferry from Vancouver Island, then used public transit (buses and sky train) for the rest of the trip (plus lots of walking). Still love travelling with all my Tom Bihn gear


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