History of travel luggage: From the beginning to today!

Written by Christopher Vorelli


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Manufactured in countries all overrepparttar world, you should have no trouble findingrepparttar 145861 perfect travel luggage piece to carry your items. Backpacks, suitcases, hard side luggage, tote bags, duffels, leather briefcases, cosmetic totes, computer cases and handbags are all designed to make your traveling experience a little less stressful. Whether you are going to fly to Europe, Asia or spend a week in a secluded cabin, putting your items into a suitcase or other form of luggage will give you peace of mind.

Made of many materials, features of travel luggage include: wheels, zipped inside pockets, water resistance, lock and even extra storage space. Today, travel luggage sets are offered in many colors and prices. There are also vintage sets that can still be bought! Online, you can easily locate great discounts and huge luggage selections. If you are unsure as to what type of luggage would be your best choice, there are even places to read consumer reviews. Takingrepparttar 145862 ideas of yesterday and adding technology of today, travel luggage sets offer consumersrepparttar 145863 chance to organize and easily tote any size or style of luggage. The next time you need to travel, say a little thanks to our ancestors for passing down such a practical, important product!

Chris Vorelli is a successful freelance writer, providing useful articles and information on where to buy discount luggage, such as Samsonite luggage sets, Travelpro luggage, as well as laptop cases, leather briefcases, tote bags and more. http://www.luggage-n-tote-bags-guide.com


Ten Best Backpacking Foods

Written by Steve Gillman


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5. Ramen noodles. When you need a hot meal fast, there isn't much that's better.

6. Instant coffee. A necessity for caffeine addicts, and it's good to have a stimulant available for emergencies.

7. Wild edible berries. Learn to identify a few, and you'll have a nutricious excuse for a break alongrepparttar trail.

8. Instant sports drinks. Pour a little in your water bottle and shake. Replacing electrolytes doesn't get more convenient.

9. Instant refried beans. When you want sustained energy, eat beans.

10. Your favorites. Having your favorite foods can help salvage a rainy backpacking trip spent inrepparttar 145804 tent.

Always considerrepparttar 145805 nature ofrepparttar 145806 trip when you choose your backpacking food. Hot meals are much more important in cold climates, and convenience is king, if you want to make miles. A bottle of rum might even be appropriate, if it's a trip wih friends.

Steve Gillman is a long-time backpacker, and advocate of ultralight backpacking. His advice and stories can be found at http://www.TheBackpackingSite.com


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