Marilyn's packing list

Marilyn’s Packing List for the Coast to Coast England trip August, 2017
Plane:
Light teal zipper jacket
Prana hiking pants
short sleeved multi-blue
turquoise tank
Hiking boots
Smart wool socks 
Raingear:
jacket, pants, grey hat
Cold weather:
ear muffs, gloves, hat, aqua smart wool long sleeved, black smart wool long sleeved, puffy jacket in bag 
Long sleeve tops:
thin black, maroon, fuchsia hooded, yellow Long Beach SPF50
Short sleeved tops:
teal bike one, royal blue Athleta, Concrete walking shirt, black and white tank, sleeveless maroon,, white tank, aqua hiking shirt Ex officio
Pants:
Grey shorts
Black Athleta dressy
Black Champion 
Fancy:
dress, multi top from Traditions
Bathing suit and pareo
5 pair underpants, 2 bras, 3 smart wool long PhD socks, 2 pr short socks 
low top hiking boots
regular hiking boots and poles
black flip flops
cosmetics, toothbrush
sunhat
Meds,   a couple pairs of earrings, wedding ring, small purse with passport, credit cards (AAA and MC), Kaiser card, Driver’s license, AAA, insurance
British Pounds
back pack with bladder 2.0 and rain cover
foldable gym bag to carry on
Energy bars, whistle, clothesline, deck of cards, medical kit, etc.  
Tech:
iPhone
Adaptor with 2 plug ins
British electrical adaptor
solar charger

fitbit and charger

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