26-07-2018, 05:30 PM
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HiI gave up with ladies packing long ago.
My holidays are in SE Asia, you can get anything at a mere fraction of the price here.
My Ex packed 34 kilos for our trip, excess baggage charge.
I took it all out, saved a mint, she arrived with a T Shirt, lightweight Trousers and a change of knickers and bra.
We had a fantastic few days shopping, once she calmed down.
Made to measure, gorgeous fabrics and cheaper than the baggage charge.
The sex was not good for the first two days, until she cottoned on, but heyho, she was happy thereafter.
26-07-2018, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI gave up with ladies packing long ago.
My holidays are in SE Asia, you can get anything at a mere fraction of the price here.
My Ex packed 34 kilos for our trip, excess baggage charge.
I took it all out, saved a mint, she arrived with a T Shirt, lightweight Trousers and a change of knickers and bra.
We had a fantastic few days shopping, once she calmed down.
Made to measure, gorgeous fabrics and cheaper than the baggage charge.
The sex was not good for the first two days, until she cottoned on, but heyho, she was happy thereafter.
26-07-2018, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Longdogs
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Oh dear. Do you hang your 'smalls' out on the balcony? 
but they dry just fine in the bathroom.
26-07-2018, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by carol
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I don't see the point of trying to get it all in a cabin case - what do you save? When you get off the plane you've still got to wait while other passengers get their stuff off the carousel. (unless you're an independent traveller of course)
26-07-2018, 08:08 PM
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I found a really good cabin sized bag by Jeep. Since then I've found it easier to go hold only. I refuse to fly ryan air since they started to charge for anything over 10kg. That's just ridiculous. While you can squeeze it all in, getting down to such a pathetic weight is nigh on impossible. Then the main thing is to wear as much of the heavy stuff as possible on the flight. On Easyjet (who insist on making you put your hand bag in the cabin bag) I just put everything in the pockets of a jacket and take one of those little shopping bags to put it all in on the plane.26-07-2018, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by orangutan2
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Well your luggage can't be lost if you have it with you, and yes, I always travel independently so don't have to wait for others. So it's straight off the plane to my holiday!
26-07-2018, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by orangutan2
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I've never found keeping it to 10kg an issue, but maybe I'm just a slob...
Nope, definitely not a slob, just realistic and practical.
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