What To Bring
Below is a compiled list of what students should consider bringing with them on the trip.
- Passport and student card
- Photocopies of ID (leave one copy behind)
- Copy of itinerary
- Any maps or pamphlets distributed at meetings
- One warm lined jacket or coat
- Clothing for dressing in layers - long/short-sleeved t-shirts, zippered jackets, light sweaters
- Sweater or sweatshirt for cool mornings or evenings
- Pajamas
- Comfortable walking shoes with rubber soles (2 pairs)
- Extra socks
- Slippers / flip-flops
- One "dressy" outfit - shirt, tie, dress pants/ skirt & blouse or dress
- Pair of dress shoes (optional)
- Rain gear
- Small folding umbrella
- Spare pair of prescription eyeglasses
- Day travel backpack or shoulder bag
- Money Pouch - (supplied by Georgia Hardy Tours)
- Camera - name tagged or labeled with tape (may need to be registered before you leave the country - see Mr. Panjer)
- Large supply of Film or Memory Cards (They're more expensive in Europe!)
- Toiletries - shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.
- Medication - all prescriptions must be labelled if you need to bring it aboard the airplane
- First Aid items - bandages, Advil/Tylenol, Gravol, Immodiam, Zantac or Tums
- Ginger (cookies and/or pills and/or candies) work like Gravol only non-drowsy
- Vitamins
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- One hair dryer per room - either dual voltage or with a 220V adapter
- One small travel alarm clock per room
- Travel clothesline and laundry soap
- Several grocery bags for dirty or wet laundry
- "Ziploc" type baggies
- A watch
- Sketchbook and sketching materials - sketchbook will be provide
- Writing paper
- Pens, pencils, coloured pencils, glue or tape
- Snacks
- Batteries (walkman, camera)
- Mini-flashlight
