- Rain jacket (1)
- Rain pants (1) for warmth and rain
- Jacket, Polartec 200 (1)
- Long sleeve shirts (6) various weight, material, and style, layerable
- Long pants, quick-dry (3)
- Underclothes (4)
- Handkerchiefs (2)
- Silk pajama (1)
- Socks (4)
- Hiking Boots (1)
- Tevas (1)
- Sun hat (1)
- Wool hat (1)
- Swimsuit (1)
- Bike Shorts (1)just being hopeful
Monday, January 07, 2013
Clothes list
In anticipation of our good friend Dayle joining us in Mexico, I am posting our clothes packing list for her reference and for general reference.
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3 comments:
Thanks for sharing your packing list! I've been noticing in your photos that you both often are wearing sun hats -- not sure I would have thought to bring one. But it seems that a clubbing outfit and heels are missing from the list. :-) I'm more excited day by day thinking about our rendezvous.
I used to wear sun hats made of natural materials. Now I follow John's lead for synthetic sun hats and wear them for light rain!
impressive list!
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