• CescaBell Prints
  • Chronological
    • Reviews
    • Classics
  • Travel
  • Philosophy
  • Airsoft
  • Basho Films
  • Contact
    • The Authors
      • Personal Galleries
    • Recommendations and Affiliates Policy

Blog


Enlarge Image

Tweet

James’ Travel Packing

Posted by Basho on 18 Jun 2008 / 4 Comments

What do you need for a year long adventure?  Don’t ask me, it’s my first time!  Nevertheless, I am taking all this:

IMG_0135

Shown here is:

  1. Rohan Cloud-base jacket
  2. Rohan T Plus
  3. Rohan Ultra-T
  4. Rohan Travel linen shirt LS
  5. Rohan Expedition 2 shirt LS
  6. Rohan Expedition shirt SS
  7. Rohan Souk shirt SS
  8. Rohan Micro grid stow-away fleece
  9. Rohan Goa shorts
  10. Rohan Cross boarder trousers
  11. Rohan 3x cool trunks
  12. Rohan Travel socks
  13. Rohan Bhutan walking shoes
  14. Rohan Shoe bag
  15. Helly-Hansen T LS
  16. 5.11 tactical T SS
  17. 2x Bridgedale ultra light trekking socks
  18. Craghoppers Bear Grills combats
  19. Peter storm baseball cap with neck protector
  20. Flight socks
  21. Teva sandals
  22. Lifesystems traveller first aid
  23. Trekmates typhoon poncho
  24. Lifesystems box net mosquito net
  25. Maxpedition proteus case: 2x niteize s-biner / paracord / mending kit / duct tape / mending glue / sticky back Velcro
  26. Rab silk sleeping bag liner
  27. Berghaus belt pouch
  28. Pacsafe waist wallet
  29. Pacsafe Exomesh
  30. Exped drybag CS
  31. Lifeventure med quick drying towel
  32. Purehydration filtered water bottle
  33. 4x TSA Ultra padlocks
  34. Sennheiser headphones
  35. Swiss travel products multi charger
  36. Maglite AA
  37. Cold steel sharkie marker pen
  38. Cable based bike lock
  39. Moleskine 18 month diary
  40. Moleskine receipt wallet
  41. Paperblanks mini sketch book
  42. Alan Watts become what you are book
  43. Alan Watts ‘Cloud Hidden’ book
  44. Oregon Scientific ATC 2000 action camera
  45. 4x Scandisk Ultra 2 SD cards 2GB
  46. Sony PSP
  47. 2GB thumb drive
  48. Leatherman Juice XE6
  49. Apple iphone and iphone armour
  50. HP ipack communicator phone
  51. Canon HG10 camcorder
  52. iphone charger
  53. Natwest online banking card reader
  54. 40% DEET anti-mosquito spray
  55. Mosiguard anti-mosquito spray and cream
  56. MASTA traveller diarrhoea pack
  57. 2x silica gel packs
  58. Arc’teryx Bora
  59. Naneu Pro laptop/camera bag
  60. Exsus travel leather document wallet
  61. Stuff sac
  62. 2x Eagle Creek packet cubes
  63. 2x Eagle Creek packet half cubes
  64. Eagle Creek sack
  65. Eagle Creek Wallaby wash bag

Close ups:

IMG_0139

IMG_0138 IMG_0141

This all fits in just two bags!  The 65 litre Bora and the Naneu Pro camera bag.

I hope I can actually lift it all!

Regards,

Basho

  • Digg
  • Share
  • Email
  • Print

No related posts.

  • http://www.outsidecontext.com/ Bjorn

    Hey there,

    I read you own the Trekmates Typhoon Poncho wich I’m interested in to buy. Could you test it in rain already and does it a good job? Also, I can’t find a weight of the poncho – I asked at trekmates and they told me “40 grams / 1½ ounce” wich I just can’t believe. It would be great if you could weight the poncho for me.

    Thank you very much in advance. You got a nice blog here, keep on the good work.

    Björn

    (Via Email)

    • http://www.outsidecontext.com/ Basho

      All I can tell you is that in my whole year away, I never used it. Not once. My Rohan Jacket covered me fine. The poncho is very light and large enough to cover both me and my bag. I will take it on my next camping trip, but I can’t promise when that will be. I will weigh it over the weekend for you :)

  • http://www.outsidecontext.com Bjorn

    Hey there,

    I read you own the Trekmates Typhoon Poncho wich I’m interested in to buy. Could you test it in rain already and does it a good job? Also, I can’t find a weight of the poncho – I asked at trekmates and they told me “40 grams / 1½ ounce” wich I just can’t believe. It would be great if you could weight the poncho for me.

    Thank you very much in advance. You got a nice blog here, keep on the good work.

    Björn

    (Via Email)

    • http://www.outsidecontext.com Basho

      All I can tell you is that in my whole year away, I never used it. Not once. My Rohan Jacket covered me fine. The poncho is very light and large enough to cover both me and my bag. I will take it on my next camping trip, but I can’t promise when that will be. I will weigh it over the weekend for you :)

  • Recent Posts:

    Hong
    Hong Kong City Blues – Special Edition

    This is a “Special Edition” of my Hong Kong at night film. The beautiful skyline of Hong Kong at night! Come with us through the brightly lit, and empty of people, Business District and then over the river to Kowloon Bay to look back. The buildings all come to life with colours and lights embedded [...]

    Tier
    Tier 1 – Year 1

    This film is a compilation of clips and unseen footage from the games I attended run by Tier 1 Military Simulation. Before 2011 I had not played much milsim, now… well I recently laid in a puddle from 1am, freezing cold and surrounded by poisonous mushrooms, for 8 hours to spring an ambush! I fell [...]

    Helicopter
    Helicopter Ops at Rolling Thunder

    Here is a quick cut, colour and render of the Helicopter Assault during Tier One’s Rolling Thunder Milsim event. I have put this together at the request of a friend, this isn’t the official film — I am doing an “end of year special” — this is just to wet your appetites! Rolling Thunder was [...]

    Jodhpur
    Jodhpur

    Cesca left me snoozing in our room and went out to the roof top café/restaurant to take some photos of the city. The city is blue, blue of the Brahmin caste we were told, but I can’t help wondering if there is another reason for its popular -nay ubiquitous-shade. I heard one rumour that it [...]

  • Recent Comments:

  • Nike+ Sportwatch GPS
    Alienware
    Christopher Ward
    AirsoftSquared



(c) outsidecontext.com
Article & Images Usage Policy »
Recommendations and Affiliates Policy »

loading Cancel
Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
Email check failed, please try again
Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.