Does anybody actually pack their case like this ? In theory it should work but as one of those people who overpacks and takes everything bar the kitchen sink and then takes a deep breath at check in hoping my case isn`t overweight I somehow doubt I`d manage it. Not that I`ll have the problem this year thanks to covid.
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I also take a huge amount. I've always dreaded having to describe a medical issue in my faltering Italian so take away the stock of a small pharmacy. One year I was persuaded by our local chemist to buy a medical kit that was near its sell by date, apparently the plasters would have lost their adhesive qualities. There was a folding walking stick in this bag & our daughters found this hilarious. Quite early in the holiday a guest hurt his ankle & was very grateful for the use of said stick, strangely the girls found this even funnier. Have you returned to Morocco since that holiday from Hell?They say you should roll clothes when packing to avoid creases and get more in but I have serious doubts.
2 suitcase, 1 medium, 1 smaller but same weight allowance so they go in, come out, mixed up, back in again all in an effort to distribute the weight between the different sizes
We went to Morocco over 40 years ago when it was not a tourist destination and our luggage went AWOL at the airport We were told either go without luggage or not go at all and that the luggage would follow.
Only after we were on board did they inform us that it would be a week before it would follow. This was at a time when NI passengers were not allowed hand luggage of any description so we had absolutely nothing with us.
It was an experience I never want to repeat especially since I was struck down with Montezuma‘s revenge hence why I have enough stuff in my case to stock a shopping mall.
Never! I would rather stick hot needles in my eyeballs.I also take a huge amount. I've always dreaded having to describe a medical issue in my faltering Italian so take away the stock of a small pharmacy. One year I was persuaded by our local chemist to buy a medical kit that was near its sell by date, apparently the plasters would have lost their adhesive qualities. There was a folding walking stick in this bag & our daughters found this hilarious. Quite early in the holiday a guest hurt his ankle & was very grateful for the use of said stick, strangely the girls found this even funnier. Have you returned to Morocco since that holiday from Hell?
When we went to Sri Lanka and also on the Cruise last year we had the hotel/ship laundry do all our washing the day before we came home. It was really cheap and so worth it to avoid all that pile of laundry when you empty the case, which always seems to be my job. . . .Funny isn’t it how neat and tidy we are when packing to go, all freshly ironed and folded nice and flat, jump to packing our cases on the way home when everything is shoved and squashed in the case, using every available millimetre
When we went to Sri Lanka and also on the Cruise last year we had the hotel/ship laundry do all our washing the day before we came home. It was really cheap and so worth it to avoid all that pile of laundry when you empty the case, which always seems to be my job. . . .
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I'm quite horrified by Lost Luggage Auctions & can't imagine opening up somebody's case full of minging underwear 90 days+ after the case was locked. Back to thoughts of the MW trousersFunny isn’t it how neat and tidy we are when packing to go, all freshly ironed and folded nice and flat, jump to packing our cases on the way home when everything is shoved and squashed in the case, using every available millimetre
I'm quite horrified by Lost Luggage Auctions & can't imagine opening up somebody's case full of minging underwear 90 days+ after the case was locked. Back to thoughts of the MW trousers
It had to be done, we had a dear little cat called Pigbag & she circled the bag sniffing furiously as I was preparing its bbq area. I filled it with scrunched up newspaper & a few dry twigs & it went up like a rocket, Piggy & I watched from a safe dstance & the children were quite stunned that I'd done such a thing so I gave them the treat of telling him about his former bag.Hmm, stop giving me ideas
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It had to be done, we had a dear little cat called Pigbag & she circled the bag sniffing furiously as I was preparing its bbq area. I filled it with scrunched up newspaper & a few dry twigs & it went up like a rocket, Piggy & I watched from a safe dstance & the children were quite stunned that I'd done such a thing so I gave them the treat of telling him about his former bag.