Dan loves this travel tripod, both for its flexibility and compactness. Rather than trying to balance our camera on precipitous rooftops and ledges while we run into the photo, we now use the GorillaPod to help us out. It’s impossible to take a selfie with a giant California sign.
You can learn all about it in this blog post we wrote.
#Manduka journey on road tripper yoga travel bag free
You have to pay for gas anyway-why not let that spent money go towards a free flight to Europe? We utilize a variety of credit cards that earn us free hotel stays and flights. We always use our travel credit cards to make any purchase. And also because you never know when a good idea will hit! Which is a good thing, since I’ll be participating in a >yoga teacher-training course in just a few months! If you’re ever stuck sleeping in your car, a yoga mat also makes a great impromptu pillow.įor those long drives in the middle of nowhere, a bit of travel inspiration and a good notepad to write down our musings in are an absolute must. It’s a little awkward to pack, but it keeps me practicing regularly. I tried getting along in my yoga practice with the hotel towel on the floor number for the longest time, but now I never go anywhere without my lightweight Manduka yoga mat. We’ve spared you the obvious necessities, like deodorant and a camera, in favor of some essentials with a bit more oomph: So when Enterprise asked us to share our #OpenRoadEssentials, it didn’t take us long to come up with a list. But even if we did downsize our lives that are already squished into two large backpacks, there are a few things we know we could never go without. To be honest, there’s probably way too much stuff that we never travel without our backs would be oh-so-happy if we gave our bags a slim down. There are also a few things we never travel without-whether it’s on a road trip or halfway across the world. And every time we cross a border we stop the car, put the camera on timer, and run to get a picture with whatever ‘Welcome to _’ sign we’ve just passed. We typically don’t travel with any ‘smart devices’, meaning we actually have to stop and ask real people for directions when we get lost. We always wait until the gas is nearly empty before going in search of a gas station. Whenever we take a road trip, we have a few traditions we follow. The trip was a tantalizing reminder of just how much we love the thrill of the open road-and how we seriously need to start planning another similar adventure soon! We can’t believe it’s already been over three weeks since we returned from our awesome (albeit short) road trip through British Columbia.
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