ladys, girls, women. i need your help.
im lost. i get the gest of backpacking and i cant wait. i leave in 6 months excatly and i need to know what to pack, but post are about the men. but im a cute stylish but mostly i like to travel. and im going with the amazing guys. and im the only girl. so what should i pack that the guy wont have? what should be in my pack? do you girls pack any sun dress im going june 4 - aug 12. help...any advice or tips would be AMAZING. cheers. xoxo :cheers: |
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anyway heres a link on this page that has tips for girls http://travelpunk.com/packing/packingforgirls.htm and welcome :cheers: |
Well linked!
yes I bring a sundress... something that can double as a day thing and a night thing... and flip flops generally work for shoes with that dress... I NEVER bring high heels... nor a hair dryer... or anything like that. |
Totally agree with MG. A sarong is a wonderful thing as well - can be used as a skirt, dress, shawl or beach blanket. I practically lived in mine in Europe.
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The one thing I regretted not packing for Europe was a long skirt (like the flowing hippie ones). That's all I saw locals wearing for the most part. I stuck out like sore thumb in jeans and band tee-shirts
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hope this helps...i came across it when i was looking for advice, also, i had a better like too, i will try 2 find it
:snack: :rulz: Guide to packing |
I got a lot of wear out of a knee length skirt. It could be dressed up, and down, and was also a good length if I wanted to go into St. Peter's Basilica or other cathedrals that had restrictions. Another thing that might be useful is a little purse for going out during the night. It can easily fit in the bottom of your bag, but I guess it all depends what you use during the day. If you have comfy flip-flops, my friend wore hers to death out there!
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thank you, thats what i was thinking, im a big girly girl when it comes to dressing, you ladys are amazing, i owe you one <3 :photo: :photo:
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