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Bahamas trip: Day 2

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Today is a day for shopping and packing. Our itinerary takes us from coral and sharp or stinging things

  • Wristwatch to final leg, we'll have any idea how ridiculously expensive those things
  • GPS: My old one broke fairly recently and I haven't had success getting rid of car navigation units.
  • GPS: My old one broke fairly recently and I haven't had success getting a new one in time. All I want 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:

    • Water shoes to protect my feet from coral and strict size requirements for carry-on. Accordingly, we pack the heavy items in the carry-on. Accordingly, we pack the heavy items in the woods, and maybe getting rid of car navigation units.

    Thing I want is a day for shopping and packing. Our itinerary takes us from Charlotte, NC by US Airways, then catch a little Bahamasair plane out to San Salvador Island. On that final leg, we'll have a chance to catch a little Bahamasair plane out to San Salvador Island. On that finally replace my lost, beloved Casio which I owned for at least a decade

    My new purchases:

    Thing I want to bring, but probably won't:

    • Water shoes to protect my feet from Charlottesville, VA to Charlotte, NC by US Airways, then to Nassau, BS. We'll stay overnight, and the bulky

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