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My packing list

La daabacay: 09.11.2019

Below you will find my (surprisingly long) packing list. Of course, I worked through my own various lists during the preparation, as well as some lists from the internet, but in the end, everyone has to decide for themselves what is important enough to bring. Space and weight are very limited, but this time not due to airline regulations but simply because I have to carry everything with me. Sometimes even over long distances.

As always, I procrastinated packing until the last moment so that it wouldn't get boring at the last minute. And also because I had a lot of respect for it. As a perfectionist, I naturally want to be prepared for all cases, but unfortunately, this is simply impossible for such a diverse journey over such a long period of time. So I had to make compromises. The hardest part for me was the clothing. In the end, I mainly took functional clothing with me because it stinks less, repels dirt, is light, and dries quickly. For the city, I also packed an old pair of jeans, a nice t-shirt, and a plain black long sleeve. (Addition: In Madrid, I also added black jeans in case you want to go out for a nice meal, etc.)

So two days before departure, I piled everything on my bed and started checking off and adding to my list. For the night, the pile was quickly stacked in a box so that I could sleep in my bed again. Here came the first shock: the box was bigger than the backpack and overflowed on top. The next day, everything was neatly placed back on the bed and had to be sorted out again. It was hard. But in the end, everything somehow fit in.

For the clothes, I found compression bags that make everything a bit more compact and also protect against water. I transferred most of the care products to smaller containers to save space. I'll just fill them up again and again.

A final check on the scale revealed that the large backpack weighs about 15 kilograms and the small one weighs just under 4 kilograms. More than I had hoped, but my travel backpack is already very heavy at 3.2 kilograms. Of course, there are now lighter, more modern versions, but that was too expensive for me.

I'm very curious to see how the contents of my backpack will change over time. Here we go!

Equipment:

Large backpack (60+10 liters), rain cover
2x small foldable backpack
Inflatable pillow
Headlamp
Sleeping bag for huts
Clothesline with clothespins
Tupperware

Safety & Documents:

Pepper spray
2x combination lock
Wallet
Credit cards
Passport
Vaccination card
3x passport photos
Mobile phone, charging cable
Sailor's knife
Spot Gen 3 GPS tracker

Clothing:

Lightweight shoes (Sketchers)
High waterproof hiking boots
Rain jacket
Rain pants
Cap
2x bikini
Headband
2x Buff
Gloves
Scarf
6x underwear
6x socks (short, long, warm)
Functional underwear (2x top, 2x bottom)
Bra, sports bra
Sleep shirt
2x t-shirts (short)
Long sleeve
2x functional shirts (short) (Merino)
Thick fleece jacket
Thin fleece sweater
Thin down jacket
3x long pants
2x shorts

Entertainment:

Sony a37 camera, 35mm lens, 2x battery, charger
SD cards (2x 64GB, 1x 16GB)
Disposable waterproof analog camera
Mini tripod
eBook reader
Power bank
Notebook, pen
Lonely Planet South America travel guide

Care & Health:

Travel laundry detergent
Large & small towel
Washcloth
Electric toothbrush & normal toothbrush
Toothpaste
Hairbrush
Organic & normal shampoo
Conditioner
Sunscreen SPF 50
After sun lotion
Face cream

Soap
Razor
Deodorant
Leave-in conditioner
Sewing kit

Hair ties
Moon cup
Chewing gum
Tissues
Paracetamol
Ibuprofen
Motion sickness tablets
Imodium
Elotrans electrolyte
Throat lozenges
Rescue blanket
Plasters
Wound disinfection
Hand sanitizer
Wound ointment
Dressings
Bandages
Malaria prophylaxis
Tea tree oil
Earplugs

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