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Getting Outdoorsy


The first time I walked into an ‘outdoorsy’ store I was seriously out of place. When deciding on going travelling around South America I hadn’t really thought about the attire involved or all the equipment and random belongings I was going to need. So here I was, in a floral skirt, trying on walking boots.

Sarah's RucksackIt’s been downhill since then and I’ve found myself Googling all sorts of strange things for example ‘women’s knickers with pockets’… yes, they do exist. I’ve also spent entire evenings watching YouTube video’s on ‘how best to pack a rucksack’. I think it’s safe to say I am prepared for this trip.

We’ve been going on regular walks in our boots to break them in and attempt to get fit. I even wear my waterproof jacket on wet days now…it doesn’t quite work when carrying my Mulberry handbag. I feel I have turned into those people who wear trainers to work *shiver*.

I’m actually enjoying buying microfibre towels and fleeces. Oh, how I’ve changed.

Now I’m really starting to get excited about packing it all into my bag (with my newly purchased packing cubes, of course) and heading off on our adventure!

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Sarah

Sarah

Sarah has a thing for maps, so one of her favourite holiday pass-times is exploring a new city. Give her food and beer (and a map) and she'll be happy.

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3 thoughts on “Getting Outdoorsy

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    1. Thanks very much for your lovely comment. We are so pleased you like our site :)
      We leave on our adventure in under 3 weeks now and we will be posting lots on the road!
      Sarah x

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