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  1. Marie_pri

    Pee Cloth - leave no trace

    You can get cheep microfibres cloth at supermarket - that’s what I used
  2. Marie_pri

    Pee Cloth - leave no trace

    I used pee cloth and also reusable panty liners that you can wash out each day. I was disgusted with the amount of toilet paper discarded in the bushes. Seriously use pee cloth and if you do something that requires toilet paper carry a doggy bag and dispose thoughtfully.
  3. Marie_pri

    Garmin Fenix

    I used mine to track my walk for the day but not for navigation- just followed the yellow arrows
  4. Marie_pri

    Icebreaker Merino Shirts - Now a Blend - Alternatives?

    I don't know a company, but I have been finding a lot of 100% at op shops. Keep an eye out at your local op-shop and you will always find discarded merino tops.
  5. Marie_pri

    Absolute Bare Minimum Packing List

    nailed it
  6. Marie_pri

    Problems with Carry-on Back Packs

    You get them in the $2 stores or Asian market shops.if Sydney go to paddys markets
  7. Marie_pri

    newcomer packing list

    I only took my Solomon hiking shoes and hiking sandals. Don’t pack more than that. I did not take flip flops i used hiking sandals in shower. But think I will buy foldable flip flops for next Camino. You have packed too many shoes. Clothing depends on what time of year you are walking.
  8. Marie_pri

    Problems with Carry-on Back Packs

    We flew from Au and yep can’t take poles and sharp objects on plane. I went to Kathmandu store and brought a luggage tracker. I took the majority of my hiking gear and back pack on plane as it would be hard to replace if lost at short notice. I place poles and sharp objects as check in. It’s a...
  9. Marie_pri

    Anyone using a Drone?

    We took one on ours, but did not use it much. Once you start walking you regret stoping to unpack the drone set it up. By the time you have set it up your new friends have walked on and you are also so tired you can’t be bothered. We sent it up sometimes when we were in town. Some towns it’s ok...
  10. Marie_pri

    To carry or not to carry an hair dryer?

    First world issues.

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