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19 June 2007

Take only what you need ... 

2007.06.19 - packing
Originally uploaded by Jeremy B. Yoder.

Bicycle touring forces you to adhere to the spirit, if not the letter, of Mark 6:8. Dave and I have to pedal everything we take uphill and down ourselves, so we've got to make sure we only take what we absolutely need. That means, until I get to San Jose and meet up with the luggage I'll send ahead with a contact from Portland, I've only got four t-shirts and two pairs of cycling shorts to wear, plus layers to thermoregulate if it's cool and a rain jacket/wind breaker. It means I'll trade in my Chacos and their oh-so-comfortable but oh-so-weighty footbeds for a lightweight pair of cheap flip-flops. It means I'll just take a Lexan spoon and some disposable plastic bowls for tableware. Actually, there's probably still somewhere I can cut weight. I leave at noon tomorrow. Gotta go!

Labels: biking, San Jose 2007, summer, travel

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