Maximize Your Cruise Wardrobe With These Packing TipsWritten by Lee Dobbins
Cruises are a fun opportunity to dress up and look your best but how do you look fresh every day without bringing your whole closet?The first thing you need to think about is what type of clothing you will need. Will you be attending fancy dinners or dressing casual whole time? Is there a theme party you would like to attend? Will you be dancing until dawn in your best dance dress? Some of these may necessitate bringing special attire and you want to make sure you have room set aside in your luggage for this. If you will be dressing for dinner, one way to stretch your cruise wardrobe is to coordinate separates. Stick to no more than 3 coordinating colors such as black, white and tan. This way you can bring 1 pair of slacks, 1 skirt, 2 nice shirts and 2 jackets and make them look like 8 brand new and fresh outfits by mixing up what piece you wear with what. For example, slacks paired with shirt 1 and jacket 1 could be one outfit, substitute shirt 2 with same slacks and jacket for a whole new look! Now substitute skirt in and you get another whole new look! In addition, you can use scarves and accessories to give each outfit a whole new look.
| | California's DesertsWritten by Tony Fenton
Your first thoughts when seeing word desert may well be of a flat, boring expanse of sand shimmering in relentless heat. You will be surprised when you venture into 25 million acres of Californian desert making up almost a quarter of state.California's desert is divided into two distinct regions - Colorado (Low Desert) and Mojave (High Desert). The Mojave Desert includes National Park of Death Valley and Mojave National Preserve. Joshua Tree National Park bridges change from High to Low Desert.
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