Packing for our 71 Day DIY World Cruise
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we always make sure to pack a hairbrush or two there should be there's a second one one for me one for Darren
if you are leaving your house without a house sitter make sure to use up your perishable foods or arrange to give them away
we found that there was nothing worse than as the ship is moving at 5:00 a.m. in the morning and the curtains are splitting back and forth
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This video shows how we packed for our DIY World Cruise on Retired Time to Cruise. The first leg starts on the Norwegian Encore from Seattle in October, travels to warm Mexican and Central American ports, through the Panama canal to Florida. The next leg is on the MSC Magnifica with more warm weather ports, then crossing the Atlantic and visiting some European stops with cooler climates. The final leg starts in cooler Europe and returns across the Atlantic to sunny Florida just before Christmas. We packed for a variety of temperature and weather conditions. You'll be amazed at how we fit everything in just one suitcase and two carry on cases.