What’s The One Thing You Never Leave Behind When You Travel?

8 responses to “What’s The One Thing You Never Leave Behind When You Travel?”

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   Nodeity

   February 25, 2011

   It was always going to be a book, but since my son bought me an e-book for my birthday, that’s mow the one thing I will always take. I’ve got close to a thousand books on it ready and waiting to bust any boredom issues that might crop up. If you had said what’s the two things? I would add my MP3 player too..:]

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   David Gray

   February 25, 2011

   My camera. Either my point and shoot or (preferably) my DSLR. Many times have I been to Melbourne for a stay, and seen a photo op that blew my mind, but couldn’t capture it.

   It’s also good for taking holiday snaps for people to look at. But never show them more than a few at a time. Last thing people need over 9000 photos in front of them.

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   Dave Willison

   February 25, 2011

   I’m off to South America next week and I think I would go insane on the long flights without my Kindle 3 🙂

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4. 

   Graeme

   February 25, 2011

   Myself. I’ve forgotten pretty much everything else on one trip or another (thankfully not the whole lot on one trip though).

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   Paul

   February 25, 2011

   My torches.

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6. 

   titanium_geek

   February 25, 2011

   Passport. 🙂

   Oh you mean electro fangle gadgets. I guess Passport qualifies these days…

   I’m thinking of getting an ipod touch so I can use wifi without lugging my laptop.
   Thoughts?

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      Paul

      February 26, 2011

      +1 for ipod touch. I also have a Duracell (http://www.cultofmac.com/report-duracells-external-battery-pack-is-perfect/15504) ipod recharger that recharges by USB. Has saved me a few times as I use it as my alarm clock.

      The only thing is I don’t know if it works in the 4th gen ipod touch. It works for the 2 gen but after that gen they changed something in them I think. Anyone know??

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   Katrina

   February 28, 2011

   We made sure we didn’t take any other technical gadgets apart from our camera, most tourists we saw had their mp3 plugs well secured in their ears (or eyes glued to their phone) missing the sounds and sights of the overseas outside world! oh well…their loss I guess!?

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