Comments by "" (@jamesvoigt7275) on "солнечный кемпер"
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When you travel, it's a good idea not to look threatening. You have short hair, an open friendly smile, no tattoos or body jewelry or torn clothes. It is not fair to "judge a book by its cover," but if you must make a quick determination about safety, you have to start somewhere. I wonder if it would be a good idea to pack a bar of soap and some toilet seat covers in your gear, perhaps a partial roll of toilet paper. They don't take much room and can be very useful. At least they have flush toilets where you are now. The towel is another thing, maybe a small microfiber one.
There are some mostly uninhabited places in the United States too, like parts of upper Maine. If you are raising a family, you need groceries, fuel, a job, schools, medical services, and so forth. You don't find those in a wilderness, but you sure might want to spend time visiting there.
I love learning about other countries too. I'll stick around as you suggest.
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I used to cut my husband's hair (I am Virginia), and wouldn't dream of doing it in the house. Clean-up is so much easier outdoors. (If your hair is long enough, the birds can use it.) For feet, my husband and I keep rectangular tubs, often used for washing dishes, as footbaths. They are wonderful in summer when you are too hot. Although applied only to the feet, footbaths tend to cool off the whole body, which is great when cooling devices are at a premium. I once saw on a TV news segment, when they were interviewing tank members deployed in the desert and cooped up all day in their tanks, using these very same plastic "dish pans" as foot baths, the only device they had for cooling (or cleansing) at the time. Plus, those tubs are so useful for many other things one regularly encounters.
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