Just realised today that I'm going to have to organise most things this month, so I can spend more time before I leave focusing on finishing uni and working (to pay for aforementioned plane ticket).

At this stage the itinerary is
November 18th Santiago, Chile. Kick around South America for a month, then fly to LA for Christmas. On the 28th, fly to San Francisco for New Years. Make my way up to Canada and play (work) in the snow, then down to New York in June. Onwards to London, and who knows where in the EU. Will fly back to Australia probably in January 2008. Scary, but very exciting.

Put my macpack on lay-by today. I swear it's bigger than I am, which is good, because I most likely will overpack. Will try not too, but 14 months is a very long time to plan for.

Anyways...Talk to you closer to the date.

Sarah

written by  no_fosters_thanks on June 9, 2006 from Melbourne, Australia
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Nah, 14 months is easy to pack for: 1 change of clothes and a toothbrush. It's those weekend trips that kill you, since you can afford to overpack. For a whole year though, you want to go beyond lightweight. I did my last trip round the world out of a small daypack.

And hey, if you happen to pass this van...

http://www.blogabond.com/Photos/PhotoView.aspx?imageID=996

... lying on its side in downtown Melbs, pay your respects. It got us there from Noosa Heads this spring, and evidently died of loneliness the day after we flew out!

Jason

written by  Jason Kester on June 9, 2006

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Not that you are counting.

Packing is the easy part, lots of underware, and buy a clothes line - one of those no pegs required camping ones they are the greatest. A spare card for your camera is also good to have:)

can't wait to see you less than a year to go till you are in london!!!!

keep smiling and drinking

Love emr

written by  EMR on October 10, 2006

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