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Packing List!

 

60 L Backpack

Anti Malarial x 220

Band-aids x lots

Board Shorts x2

Body Wallet

Briefs x 4

Canada Pins (for trading?) x lots

Combination Lock x 2

Compressible pillow

Day Bag

Dental Floss x 2

Deodorant x 1

Diarrhea Tablets x 18

Dry Bag (13L)

Duct Tape x 1 roll

Ear Plugs x 6

Hackey Sac x 3

Hand sanitizer x 500 mL

Head Lamp

Hoodie

Inflatable Sleep Mat

Journal

Lonely Planet – South East Asia on a Shoestring

Long Sleeve T-shrits x 2

Memory card x 32GB

Moist Towelettes x 27

Mosquito Net

Mosquito Repellent x 200 mL

Netbook

Pants (light) x 2

Passport photos x 8

Phrase book

Pens

Polysporin

Power adapter & converter

Rain Jacket

Rough Guide to  First-Time Asia

Sewing Kit

Sheet Sleeping bag

Shorts x 3

Sink Plug

Soap x 1 bar

Socks x 5

String x 3 rolls

Swiss Army Knife

T- Shirts x4

Tooth Brush

Tooth Paste

Travel Towel

Travel First Aid Kit

Tweezers

Wash cloth

Water Bottles

Waterproof camera

Water Purification Drops x for 240L of water

Ziploc’s x lots

 

Did I forget anything?

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