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Money belts and travel wallets?
Hi When travelling the best method as I found is to use is a corded neck pouch(very cheap) as "it cannot be seen" and anything in it is easly retrievable or put back as all you do is open/close your shirt. The MOST important thing is you do NOT HAVE TO TAKE IT OFF when you want to "go to the toilet ...

Am I the only one?
They look rather clunky to me and hardly any different to just carrying an extension cord from home along? Interesting side note is that someone representing this company sent us an email about that exact same page you link to on the day you posted all your last posts on this forum.... so I'm guessing ...

Better Days....
waiting for the 5pm bus. I was able to get a new cord for my cell phone today so I will be able ...
Posted in Wandering Southeast Asia by Khandilee

Bungee
Yes. New Zealand loves to play outdoors. In 1988 some guys from the Oxford dangerous sports club thought that it might be cool to jump off a bridge, being attached to a rubber cord. I knew: If you ever wanna try Bungee, Queenstown is the perfect place to start. I jumped off Kawarau Bridge. The site ...
Posted in ::scipio's adventures by scipio

Back in the US!
but later since my cord is in my suitcase xD but I will definitely post some later. Oh and ==HAPPY ...
Posted in ~ China Days ~ by ChinaDays