We were travelling a few years back, A was using his Ruck from when he was in the Army and getting out of Honolulu the TSA swiped the bag for explosives. This bag had been round the world on exercise and operations and carried every nature of ammo and pyrotechnic so the alarms went beserk. They went into highly anxious mode til A explained the reason. The TSA then finger tipped the entire bag, which was not surprising, but they got a shock when they opened 'the wash bag' which contained our travel essentials; including a vibrating butt plug and a strap on plus a number of vibes and lubes. They were clean and yet the TSA agent was pulling some classic faces whilst searching through the bag. |
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Ideally, Books and wine. Lots and lots of wine 
That was before I had kids though, back in the day when I had lazy beach holidays. These days I'm lucky if I get to sniff a cork (I said CORK) and now spend my holidays at various Haven locations around the Country chasing after my two boys. |
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My scuba gear..
Been everywhere with me, even to the empty quarter in the middle of the UAE desert.
Just on the offchance I stray near water...
Oh, don't forget the bottle of vinegar..
Works a treat on jellyfish stings (Pissing on stings is a myth made up by someone into watersports!) |
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Debit and credit cards, as most stuff can be purchased. O take the important stuff and so don't buy it there but there's no need for excess stress before holidays.
I now take decaff teabags, my fave brand as hotel and overseas tea is usually awful. |
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