Hi Hap
 KW>Ah, but why buy one when you have one.  Or are you suggesting I trash it
 KW>before coming home?  I mean otherwise I would be carring something extra
 KW>home.
 HN> Yep, leave it for the maid who cleans your room at the hotel...that's
 HN> what I do, they are small cheap and it is more effort to bring one
 HN> along than it is to buy one when you get there....I often will stop by
 HN> a thrift store wherever I go (like the last time in Arizona) and pick
 HN> up a pair of used boots to stomp the desert. I don't have any here at
 HN> home and don't want to carry lots of baggage, used boots at a thrift
 HN> store are really cheap and I just drop em off at the same store when I
 HN> leave...it's like renting them for the short time I need them.
 
You are setting me on a different path.  With all the ideas you are
giving me, I'm likely to give up photography and go back to writing!!!
Keep talking.  I'm taking notes:  How To Travel Without Luggage and
Still Have Everything You Need.
1.  Buy it cheap and leave it for the maid
2.  Buy it at a local thrift shop and sell it back to them before you
leave.
3........got any more???  :)
HN> So true, but I go to my back yard a lot more often than I go to
 HN> Arizona 
Don't we all???  
And yet, every time I go out there, something new appears :)
Karen
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