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David R. Busse wrote: > 3. Ship all your exposed film to the lab via some expedited shipping > method before you go home, eliminating the need to go thru such > extraordinary measures twice. Addendum to #3 - go to your local carrier of choice (Fedex, UPS, USPostal), and get their cardboard envelopes in advance. In the case of USPS, also buy $3 stamps for the US Priority Mail envelopes - that way you can drop the envelopes in any USPostal drop box! Those envelopes can be tucked into many places - they are painless to bring along and are highly convenient when on the run - no wasted time there. 4. For those concerned with keeping film at a stable (cool?) temperature, Coleman makes great "squashable" plastic coolers that you can pack flat with clothesm, then use on the road, and pack flat again for the return trip home. New thread potential: With the reduction in number of carry ons - any reasonable yet durable ideas on checking tripods? David Lehlbach ======================================================= -> SPORRS: 'Serious Photographers Of Railroad Related Subjects' -> Message © 1998 SPORRS® - All Rights Reserved =======================================================
