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Jul. 20th, 2013
Well, other than my carry-on. Two suitcases & backpack packed for the trip. Carry-on organized, but electronics are charging. I've got about 2 hours, now, to spare. What to do? Maybe neaten up the kitchen? Nah. :)
Off to the U.K. for a couple weeks of climbing, then home again and immediately off to Michigan for a business visit.
Off to the U.K. for a couple weeks of climbing, then home again and immediately off to Michigan for a business visit.
YOW on my way to LHR
Jul. 20th, 2013 08:02 pmFlight's at 10:30, but with lounge access, I can get free food and drink, along with internet, so why not get to the airport early?
I'm very excited for the next two weeks of vacation & climbing in England, then Scotland. Will be awesome to see Phil again, and looking forward to being picked up at the airport & whisked off to a climbing destination.
All three pieces of luggage were under the weight limit (mostly around 18Kg, or 40lbs, I think my limit is 70lbs, though it might be 50. No problem either way.) 3 pieces because I have a lot of climbing gear -- both my own, but also Phil's (including rope & rack) and Jex'(personal stuff).
Also, Taylor Fladgate LBV is a very acceptable port, and the one that the Air Canada lounges stock. This makes me happy.
I just hope I haven't forgotten anything. Well, anything that can't be replaced by spending acceptable amounts of money.
I'm also in the midst of putting together another climbing trip, to California (South Lake Tahoe area, and Yosemite) for early October. Excited about that, too.
I'm very excited for the next two weeks of vacation & climbing in England, then Scotland. Will be awesome to see Phil again, and looking forward to being picked up at the airport & whisked off to a climbing destination.
All three pieces of luggage were under the weight limit (mostly around 18Kg, or 40lbs, I think my limit is 70lbs, though it might be 50. No problem either way.) 3 pieces because I have a lot of climbing gear -- both my own, but also Phil's (including rope & rack) and Jex'(personal stuff).
Also, Taylor Fladgate LBV is a very acceptable port, and the one that the Air Canada lounges stock. This makes me happy.
I just hope I haven't forgotten anything. Well, anything that can't be replaced by spending acceptable amounts of money.
I'm also in the midst of putting together another climbing trip, to California (South Lake Tahoe area, and Yosemite) for early October. Excited about that, too.