Bahamas trip: Day 2
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Today is a basic hiking unit and people only seem to be getting rid of car navigation units.
Thing I want to bring, but probably won't:
- Turtleneck shirt for avoiding sunburn while snorkeling, also serving as a wetsuit
- Water shoes to protect my feet from coral and sharp or stinging things
Tomorrow I will have a 50 lb weight limit on checked luggage and strict size requirements for carry-on. Accordingly, we pack the heavy items in the checked suitcases.
My new purchases:
- Turtleneck shirt for avoiding sunburn while snorkeling, also serving as a wetsuit
- Waterproof camera case: Do you have any idea how ridiculously expensive those things are?
Tomorrow I will have a 50 lb weight limit on checked luggage and strict size requirements for carry-on. Accordingly, we pack the heavy items in the checked suitcases.
Also: My dad is happy with his father's day present: A $25 gift certificate for Kiva.org/">Kiva.org/">Kiva.org/">Kiva.org/">Kiva.org/">Kiva.org, a charitable micro-loan site.
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