I feel so special....April Tour News
Do I get a sticker? Isn't that what kids get these days when they do something special?
Posted by
San Francisco/Marin County
9436 posts
Kids get trophies now 😂 Congratulations Frank!! Here's one for you 🏆
That was a good thread.
Posted by
Green Bay
21142 posts
All must have prizes, or at least emojis :-)
Posted by
Andover, MA, USA
559 posts
Yeah for you Frank! I look forward to your review/comments of your tour experience. Which did you take?
Posted by
franktown, colorado
2252 posts
You have given so much great advice on this forum you definitely deserve a sticker!
Posted by
2540 posts
Certificate of participation? Nope. Certificate of appreciation!
Posted by
Paris
10192 posts
Frank, thanks for linking to it -- I loooooove me some good packing discussions, and since this was on the RS Tours page, I hadn't come across it (at least I saw this one because it was on the front page while I'm dawdling this morning)! Congrats on being mentioned in the newsletter!
(Your reasoning behind taking the Ireland tour sounds eminently logical -- the Dingle peninsula is so fabulous and one could NOT enjoy it while driving!)
Although I'm shocked, SHOCKED, to hear of you traveling with a spinner! : )
Posted by
OP
Freedonia
16274 posts
I only traveled with a spinner for two reasons:
1) I had to take extra "stuff" to a wedding in the U.S and I didn't own a larger than carry on size bag.
2) I thought it wouldn't be fair of me to comment on a type of bag without trying it out myself.
I also bought carry on size spinner. But after thinking about the way I travel.....the tags are still on it. That's not a dig towards those who use and like spinners, but for MY style of travel I'll stick to two wheels for now. I sometimes change travel plans at the spur of the moment and I want to make sure my bag can handle almost anything.