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Heading to Nashville today to visit my cousin. The MCB was inside the A45 before I took this picture. Truly a one-bag trip
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Eat well, travel often.
And here is my A45 tucked in nicely in the EMB-145.
And everybody else's bags out in the rain
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Eat well, travel often.
Just back from six days in Toronto. I travelled there with my Pilot and Side Effect, with my Small Shop Bag folded up inside the Pilot to use as an edc while there. I had to use the shop bag as a personal item coming back. I bought yarn. 😀
Oh - I hear you @nukediver. I was on a flight that gate-checked everything that was not a briefcase or personal item. I, with my Tri-Star and S25, got on board - no gate-checking needed.Originally Posted by nukediver
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And everybody else's bags out in the rain
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When we arrived, it was raining and, being a small plane, we actually disembarked onto the tarmac (and got rained on). I felt bad for the people waiting in the rain to pick up their gate-checked bags while I just strapped on my 2 TB bags and walked right into the terminal - no waiting in the rain!
YAHHH to Portable Culture!
Cheers!
TB Ballistic Black/Iberian Dyneema backpacks and briefcases for every occasion together with my cherished Nordic and Solar Dyneema!
Damn - I missed a chance for a TB sighting in the wild ... how was your stay in my town @Brintoul?
Cheers!
TB Ballistic Black/Iberian Dyneema backpacks and briefcases for every occasion together with my cherished Nordic and Solar Dyneema!
Two night trip in Marshall, MN to watch my fiancé's daughter play in a college basketball tournament. About a 7.5 hour drive this morning.
1. Aubergine/wasabi Co-Pilot
2. Black/wasabi Synapse 25
3. TB WDC Summit wasabi backpack. Close to a DLBP but without the internal pockets.
4. Steel/ultraviolet Western Flyer, rolling luggage version
5. Linen/navy Small Cafe Bag
6. Nordic Large Shop Bag
7. Many TB assorted accessories in the bags, not pictured and in use.
Co-Pilot is Julie's EDC on trips. SCB is my EDC when I'm not working. Definitely need another large travel bag, either an Aeronaut 45, Tristar or another Western Flyer! Excellent bag :)
Family, Guitar, Design, Travel....get after it!
It was great! And I had a wild bag siting! I met @manisbrett with her small shop bag, pilot & side effect. Must post those photos.
My PU and NFTD recently came with me to Greece & Italy - The NFTD mainly spent alot of time in my carry on folded up but was a lifesaver for random storage whilst on the plane. Obligatory picture with dog in the box
Steel Dyneema PCSB did double duty on a two-week trip through Spain as a packing cube in my A30 during the flight and then as my EDC in Madrid, Cordoba, and Seville.
Here it is in shoulderbag mode (holding umbrella, Patagonia Houdini, and water bottle) in Seville in a small park where I would go to savor the incredible ice cream from Heladeria Rayas (pistachio-chocolate chunk, in this case).
Getting all geeky with my Daylight Backpack and Small Cafe Bag
The Doctor with Clara, Missy and Osgood
My bag now sports it's very own Petit Capaldi
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My A30 and Daylight Briefcase waiting to get into the Thalys to Paris, last Thursday.
On my way back, you can see how well the A30 fits into the overhead compartment, which was jam packed, when we started.
Sorry for the bad light.
@wolpertinger were you there Friday during the tragedy?
Yes, I was in Paris, but luckily far away from any of the attacks.
I learned about what happened on Saturday in the news.
Sitting in the airport in Tijuana, waiting for a delayed flight to Mexico City, my husband has decided he loves his A45. So far he's used it as a table for his iPad, and as a footrest...lol. Here's to partners who scoff at first, then become believers.
Albania and the beautiful Accursed Mountains!
Luckily we had a strong helper to carry the bags up, up and up then down, down, down. But I was glad we were packed so light that our five carry ons fit easily and were not very heavy.
We carried a daylight backpack (my husband), medium shopping bag carried as a backpack (me) and a MCB (one of the kids). These were for platypus foldable water bottles, cameras/phones, hats and layers as we took them off. Even the shopping bag was very comfortable for this.
As well as our luggage (2 A45, 1 A30 and 2 kids school backpacks), we had a small shopping bag with food for the day strapped onto the horse.
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