I just got back from Ireland yesterday...it was my first time there. This video helped me SO much! I think it's the first time ever that I packed all the right things for a trip 😂 Thank you for sharing your tips!
Great advice! Thank you! You are my kind of gal! I was amazed you were able to pack your cozy blanket and your photography equipment. I’m traveling to Ireland and Northern Ireland with my dear, older friend for 3 weeks from mid-September through the first week in October. Now I’m confident she’ll be able to take her chenille robe and she’ll be so happy 👏👏I was hesitant about taking my little umbrella, but now I think I probably should. I’m also planning to take my comfy mid calf rain boots because wet and cold feet are my worst nightmare. We’ll be staying at Airbnbs with washers/dryers during 3 of our stops along the way so we don’t have to take too many under clothes (we’ve rented a car!) You’ve given me great hope that we can do this adventure with just one carry on and one personal item each, at least on our way from DFW to Dublin. 🤞🏼
Thank you! ❤️ I always leave room for a cozy blanket! You are going to have so much fun! That's perfect that you will have a washer and dryer, you can take less outfits and just rewear them several times! The umbrella can also go in the waterbottle holder on the side of a backpack. Good choice on your boots, you'll be happy you have them! Can't wait to hear how your trip goes! I'd love to know your favorites in Northern Ireland since I haven't been. Have a blast 💚🥰💚
Such a practical video! This is what I was looking for! I am going in June and I tend to get cold, now I know I need a dawn jacket and a cozy pair of leggings!
Andrea, I just came across your video and I loved it! I live in Ireland and it is important to be comfortable in our changeable weather. All seasons in one day as you say! Just to let your viewers know that if they are looking for cheap clothes while here, a shop called Penneys would have most things you need. Most towns have charity shops too where you could pick up a cosy layer for a good price. Also, the east coast is much drier and warmer than the west coast. Safe travels ❤
Thanks so much for the helpful advice! We are so excited for our first trip to Ireland for our daughter’s wedding. We will be there from May 14-31 and will be traveling to the SW coast, Galway area, Waterford and of course Dublin. I’m struggling with what to pack because we live in Florida and don’t have cold weather clothes. I was hoping that wearing pants, long sleeves, a jacket or sweater and raincoat would be warm enough. We have bad knees and hips so don’t plan to do a ton of hiking. Will we still need to buy those extra warm clothes you talk about for travel this time of year? Thanks in advance for your help!
@gpcsPat how exciting to be there for your daughters wedding! If you aren't going to be spending a ton of time outside, then you should be fine. Wear layers. You can always get extra clothes while you are there if you don't feel warm enough. Have fun! 💚💚💚
Another question... We are traveling to Ireland next month and thinking about taking a cab from the airport to Dublin to stay for two nights. After that, we'll rent a car and start the driving portion of the trip. My question is - do you have a favorite hotel in Dublin to stay where everything is walkable for the first few days? Thanks for your great packing ideas and itinerary suggestions - and your photos are lovely!
I don't usually stay in Dublin. When we did, we stayed at Jury's Inn but that was in 2007 so not sure about now. It was right next to Christ Church. I would look at a map of Dublin and find something centrally located to where you want to go and look at the reviews online. I'm so glad you liked my video and I hope you have a fabulous trip!!!
I loved your video today. I just saw it and found out yesterday that I am going to Ireland with a friend and I had no idea what to do. A couple of questions/concerns: we are going Dec. 25 thru Jan. 4. Any suggestions? I have a CPAP machine that I have to take and not sure where to put it. I usually travel with a large leather tote bag where I put some of the things you are putting in the backpack. I guess I need to ditch the tote for a backpack. We are going to stay in an airbnb In Western Ireland and will be travelling primarily in that area. Thanks for your information and input.
I'm glad you found the video helpful! It will be colder that time of year so bring warm layers. I loved going around Christmas time! We were there at the beginning of December and everything was so beautifully decorated for Christmas! I would definitely recommend a backpack or a rolling bag but if you are only staying in one place it will be easier for you to travel with different types of bags. I prefer having my hands free and using a backpack. Not sure how big your CPAP is but I believe they are considered medical devices and you can take them with you as a carry-on which doesn't count as one of your carry-on allowances. Double check with the airline you are traveling on. It's up to you if you want to keep it separate or put it in your carry-on for ease of carrying less things. I'm guessing there are some videos or blogs that talk about traveling with a CPAP that you may want to check out. Western Ireland is so beautiful and I know you will LOVE Ireland! Make sure you check out my first time to Ireland video and my must see places in Ireland. Enjoy your trip :)
Thank you! ❤️ Hiking shoes - Salomon from Sierra Down Jacket - 32 degrees from Costco Purse - not sure the brand, got on Amazon Backpack - ProEtrade from Amazon Medication case - Fashion Smart from a store in Georgia Rainpants - Colombia from Amazon
What you packed is similar to what one would pack for Iceland. The only additional item to pack would be crampons. My wife and I did not pack a blanket, but did pack a down pillow for a 10 day trip to Iceland last November.
I have gotten packing down to a single carry-on backpack. I carry three complete changes of clothing. I also have a sweater (jumper), waterproof jacket and a hiking vest with lots of pockets. All my documents go in the vest. Security is a breeze when I take off the vest, shoes and belt. Slip on shoes help. I don't have space for my hiking shoes, so that is out for me. It also helps when you get off the plane and head direct to car rental or out the door. I have lots of camera gear, half my backpack. So I pack socks and underwear to cushion the lenses. My tripod is on the outside of the backpack. That leaves me with four changes of clothes and all my equipment. My last trip to Ireland, I was there for three weeks and it was FANTASTIC. Toiletries are available at most hotels, so lighten the load and forget the toiletries. Adapters are very important. So use the toiletries space.
Enjoyed your video. In my opinion you take far more ‘stuff’ than you need! That said, each to their own. Couple of thoughts: when flying we always put all our electronics and liquids together in one place so that it’s quick and easy to find them for going through security. If you’re pushed for space, some clothes can be worn and then carried after check in - not forgetting that the shoes you wear are one of the pairs for throughout the trip. We were in Ireland a month ago for 10 days and visited Belfast, Derry and did The Giants Causeway and coastal route and just started The Wild Atlantic Way in our Microcamper. Planning to go for 16 days next year as there is so much more to see! We are UK based. We are ‘just for the weekend van life’.
@jamesbrook16 thanks for your added tips! Yes, I'm sure I could take less stuff 😄 I'm constantly working on how I can cut things out of my packing list. The more I travel, the less I take.
We also use packing cubes in our Microcamper. I take a very different cube (actually a cushion cover!) so we can immediately see which is the bag with used clothes in.
Glad you liked the information! The brand of compression cubes I used are Lewis N. Clark which I got a few years ago at Marshall's. You pack the cube and zip it up once then there is a second zipper that compresses it down further to save room.
Very practical and easy to understand! I have some repacking to do based on your suggestions. You are very fortunate to not need make up and look so good & healthy! If I were to try merino wool top for the first time- would you suggest short or long sleeve?
Ahhh, thank you so much! You are so sweet 🥰 I have merino wool long sleeve. My under t- shirts are a polyester blend. I haven't tried the short sleeve wool because sometimes they can be somewhat itchy (depending on the brand), so I'm more comfortable with a softer undershirt.
We just came across your channel and we love all the content. We are going to Ireland in October and I this video has been so helpful. Where did you purchased your leggings?
Very nice guide， thank you! We will be going Ireland in August. Do you think we should adjust the list for some lighter items? For example， will I need a wool hat and gloves？ Secondly , if you are not bring a poncho, what are you going to rain proof your backpack that contains your camera?
Yes, you can adjust to lighter weight items. You shouldn't need a hat or gloves. You can get a dry bag and put your camera in it, then put it in your backpack. You can also get waterproof covers for backpacks. Up to you what you prefer. If it was downpouring, I would just take photos with my phone and leave the camera in the car. You can also tuck your camera inside your rain jacket.
So glad you found it helpful! I'm constantly searching for the perfect camera bag. Right now, I like this one from Amazon for my Sony a6400. Electronics Organizer, OrgaWise a.co/d/iWW0Lam
I would probably bring all the same things if i was going in summer, just a lighter weight version. Probably don't need a scarf, down jacket, or warm boots. I'd still bring lots of layers. Maybe bring a pair of Capri leggings for warmer days instead of Fleece lined leggings.
I would be prepared for all weather. No matter when you go, you will run into rain at some point. It's summer, so temps should be warmer than spring or fall. Bring layers and have a great time! 😄
Yes, make sure you pick warm layers. More long sleeve than tees probably. I would bring a scarf and warm gloves for sure. Wool socks and clothes will be important. I just did an updated video since I just got back from another trip. I brought a warmer raincoat, which was nice. I also brought warmer leggings. ruclips.net/video/gqvX6GGzURQ/видео.htmlsi=YNIp8-kE6RtvMG1Y
I was there in October and November. I also went in July. It will tend to be colder during the shoulder months. It can still be chilly in the summer. It will be rainy no matter when you go.
We never had a problem with this. If you want to travel on the safe side and avoid any delays then yes, you should keep medication in prescription bottles. I know the TSA doesn't require it, but you're right. Irish customs may require it.
I went in October/November. I would recommend this for Sept - May. In the summer months it will still be cooler so layers will be best 😊 November - February may be colder.
I used an electronic organizer bag that I got from amazon. If you search for "YOUBDM travel cord organizer bag" you will get a few different options to choose from :)
I would mostly bring the same things but a lightweight version. Layers will still be important. Instead of fleece leggings, I would bring normal leggings. You probably don't need a down jacket, mittens or scarf. Weather is so unpredictable in Ireland. I was there in July once and it rained every day.
I live in Ireland and agree, the weather in June can still be wet and a bit cold. You could be lucky and get nice sun but still you’ll get rain every few days even if you’re lucky. Lots of layers are key. I have a fold up waterproof light jacket that I keep in my bag and I can layer that over my other coat or hoodie. And yes you still need sort of waterproof shoes in summer too.
I would mostly bring the same things from the video but a lightweight version. Layers are going to be the most important. Instead of fleece leggings, I would bring normal leggings. You probably don't need a down jacket, mittens or scarf. Weather is so unpredictable in Ireland. I was there in July once and it rained every day and I wore pants and a lightweight shirt with a raincoat most of the time. Enjoy your trip!
This would work for the shoulder season (Mar-May and Sept-Nov). I went in October/November timeframe. Layers are most important any time you go. In the summer I would bring lighter weight options.
As someone who is extremely unorganized I am very thankful for this video ❤
@esviviarce5675 I'm glad it was helpful! 💚
I just got back from Ireland yesterday...it was my first time there. This video helped me SO much! I think it's the first time ever that I packed all the right things for a trip 😂 Thank you for sharing your tips!
@@ghostroseart Yay!! I'm so glad you had a wonderful trip and that my video helped! It feels so good having everything you need on a trip 💚💚💚
Great advice! Thank you! You are my kind of gal! I was amazed you were able to pack your cozy blanket and your photography equipment. I’m traveling to Ireland and Northern Ireland with my dear, older friend for 3 weeks from mid-September through the first week in October. Now I’m confident she’ll be able to take her chenille robe and she’ll be so happy 👏👏I was hesitant about taking my little umbrella, but now I think I probably should. I’m also planning to take my comfy mid calf rain boots because wet and cold feet are my worst nightmare. We’ll be staying at Airbnbs with washers/dryers during 3 of our stops along the way so we don’t have to take too many under clothes (we’ve rented a car!) You’ve given me great hope that we can do this adventure with just one carry on and one personal item each, at least on our way from DFW to Dublin. 🤞🏼
Thank you! ❤️ I always leave room for a cozy blanket! You are going to have so much fun! That's perfect that you will have a washer and dryer, you can take less outfits and just rewear them several times! The umbrella can also go in the waterbottle holder on the side of a backpack. Good choice on your boots, you'll be happy you have them! Can't wait to hear how your trip goes! I'd love to know your favorites in Northern Ireland since I haven't been. Have a blast 💚🥰💚
i’m going to dublin too! in 2 days!! im going with my family and your video helps a lot
@@hazeyjenn how exciting! Have fun!
@@hazeyjenn glad you found it helpful! Have so much fun 💚
@@andreabernhardt thanks! ahhh i’m flying tomorrow 🫣
Such a practical video! This is what I was looking for! I am going in June and I tend to get cold, now I know I need a dawn jacket and a cozy pair of leggings!
Glad you found it helpful! Have so much fun 💚
Andrea, I just came across your video and I loved it! I live in Ireland and it is important to be comfortable in our changeable weather. All seasons in one day as you say! Just to let your viewers know that if they are looking for cheap clothes while here, a shop called Penneys would have most things you need. Most towns have charity shops too where you could pick up a cosy layer for a good price. Also, the east coast is much drier and warmer than the west coast. Safe travels ❤
I'm glad you loved it! Thank you so much for your advice on getting clothes there! Good to know that the east coast is drier and warmer 💚💚💚
Thanks so much for the helpful advice! We are so excited for our first trip to Ireland for our daughter’s wedding. We will be there from May 14-31 and will be traveling to the SW coast, Galway area, Waterford and of course Dublin. I’m struggling with what to pack because we live in Florida and don’t have cold weather clothes. I was hoping that wearing pants, long sleeves, a jacket or sweater and raincoat would be warm enough. We have bad knees and hips so don’t plan to do a ton of hiking. Will we still need to buy those extra warm clothes you talk about for travel this time of year? Thanks in advance for your help!
@gpcsPat how exciting to be there for your daughters wedding! If you aren't going to be spending a ton of time outside, then you should be fine. Wear layers. You can always get extra clothes while you are there if you don't feel warm enough. Have fun! 💚💚💚
This was so helpful for an upcoming Ireland trip. Thank you for the practical advice, your organization is inspirational ✨
Glad it was helpful! You are very welcome! Enjoy your trip 💚💚💚
Great video! Thank you. I am packing for Ireland this week and this is very helpful.
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful! Enjoy your trip 💚💚💚
Such a great video! Thank you! Can you please tell me what brand boots you bought; the olive green ones. Thank you again!
Thank you so much! They are Bogs. They don't make that style anymore which I'm super sad about. I do like that brand for boots though.
Bummer! Thank you though.
@@andreabernhardt
Another question... We are traveling to Ireland next month and thinking about taking a cab from the airport to Dublin to stay for two nights. After that, we'll rent a car and start the driving portion of the trip. My question is - do you have a favorite hotel in Dublin to stay where everything is walkable for the first few days? Thanks for your great packing ideas and itinerary suggestions - and your photos are lovely!
I don't usually stay in Dublin. When we did, we stayed at Jury's Inn but that was in 2007 so not sure about now. It was right next to Christ Church. I would look at a map of Dublin and find something centrally located to where you want to go and look at the reviews online. I'm so glad you liked my video and I hope you have a fabulous trip!!!
This is great thank you!! Will be going to Ireland in 14 days and wasn’t sure what to bring or what the weather will be like
You're welcome! Glad you liked it. 😊
Have so much fun! 💚💚💚
I loved your video today. I just saw it and found out yesterday that I am going to Ireland with a friend and I had no idea what to do. A couple of questions/concerns: we are going Dec. 25 thru Jan. 4. Any suggestions? I have a CPAP machine that I have to take and not sure where to put it. I usually travel with a large leather tote bag where I put some of the things you are putting in the backpack. I guess I need to ditch the tote for a backpack. We are going to stay in an airbnb In Western Ireland and will be travelling primarily in that area. Thanks for your information and input.
I'm glad you found the video helpful! It will be colder that time of year so bring warm layers. I loved going around Christmas time! We were there at the beginning of December and everything was so beautifully decorated for Christmas!
I would definitely recommend a backpack or a rolling bag but if you are only staying in one place it will be easier for you to travel with different types of bags. I prefer having my hands free and using a backpack.
Not sure how big your CPAP is but I believe they are considered medical devices and you can take them with you as a carry-on which doesn't count as one of your carry-on allowances. Double check with the airline you are traveling on. It's up to you if you want to keep it separate or put it in your carry-on for ease of carrying less things. I'm guessing there are some videos or blogs that talk about traveling with a CPAP that you may want to check out.
Western Ireland is so beautiful and I know you will LOVE Ireland! Make sure you check out my first time to Ireland video and my must see places in Ireland. Enjoy your trip :)
So helpful, thank you! Traveling there May 1-15th- would you suggest the same packing?
@@lauranglover521 you're welcome! Yes, I would suggest similar packing. 😊 Layers are best!
Very helpful video, thank you. What are the second pair of shoes you showed, the greenish looking boots?
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful! The brand is Bogs boots. They don't make that exact style anymore, but there are some like it.
What brand are your hiking shoes, blue down jacket, purse, small backpack, small medication case, pants….
Great video!! Thanks!
Thank you! ❤️
Hiking shoes - Salomon from Sierra
Down Jacket - 32 degrees from Costco
Purse - not sure the brand, got on Amazon
Backpack - ProEtrade from Amazon
Medication case - Fashion Smart from a store in Georgia
Rainpants - Colombia from Amazon
What you packed is similar to what one would pack for Iceland.
The only additional item to pack would be crampons.
My wife and I did not pack a blanket, but did pack a down pillow for a 10 day trip to Iceland last November.
@michaelwolff305 good to know! Iceland is in my travel bucket list 😄 Thank you!
I have gotten packing down to a single carry-on backpack. I carry three complete changes of clothing. I also have a sweater (jumper), waterproof jacket and a hiking vest with lots of pockets. All my documents go in the vest. Security is a breeze when I take off the vest, shoes and belt. Slip on shoes help. I don't have space for my hiking shoes, so that is out for me. It also helps when you get off the plane and head direct to car rental or out the door.
I have lots of camera gear, half my backpack. So I pack socks and underwear to cushion the lenses. My tripod is on the outside of the backpack. That leaves me with four changes of clothes and all my equipment. My last trip to Ireland, I was there for three weeks and it was FANTASTIC.
Toiletries are available at most hotels, so lighten the load and forget the toiletries. Adapters are very important. So use the toiletries space.
That's awesome! Very impressive 👍 I bet it's nice to only worry about carrying 1 bag.
Enjoyed your video. In my opinion you take far more ‘stuff’ than you need! That said, each to their own.
Couple of thoughts: when flying we always put all our electronics and liquids together in one place so that it’s quick and easy to find them for going through security. If you’re pushed for space, some clothes can be worn and then carried after check in - not forgetting that the shoes you wear are one of the pairs for throughout the trip.
We were in Ireland a month ago for 10 days and visited Belfast, Derry and did The Giants Causeway and coastal route and just started The Wild Atlantic Way in our Microcamper. Planning to go for 16 days next year as there is so much more to see! We are UK based.
We are ‘just for the weekend van life’.
@jamesbrook16 thanks for your added tips! Yes, I'm sure I could take less stuff 😄 I'm constantly working on how I can cut things out of my packing list. The more I travel, the less I take.
We also use packing cubes in our Microcamper. I take a very different cube (actually a cushion cover!) so we can immediately see which is the bag with used clothes in.
@@jamesbrook16 Great idea! It's nice to have different cubes to know what's in each one. Didn't know they made some with a cushion cover! Cool idea
it is just a regular cushion, I took the filling out and reused the inside bit elsewhere and used the cover for my system’.
@@jamesbrook16 great idea! 😄👍
Loved the great information! What compression cubes did you get for packing? You packed them then zippered the air out of them? Thanks in advance!
Glad you liked the information! The brand of compression cubes I used are Lewis N. Clark which I got a few years ago at Marshall's. You pack the cube and zip it up once then there is a second zipper that compresses it down further to save room.
Very practical and easy to understand! I have some repacking to do based on your suggestions. You are very fortunate to not need make up and look so good & healthy! If I were to try merino wool top for the first time- would you suggest short or long sleeve?
Ahhh, thank you so much! You are so sweet 🥰
I have merino wool long sleeve. My under t- shirts are a polyester blend. I haven't tried the short sleeve wool because sometimes they can be somewhat itchy (depending on the brand), so I'm more comfortable with a softer undershirt.
We just came across your channel and we love all the content. We are going to Ireland in October and I this video has been so helpful. Where did you purchased your leggings?
So glad you found my channel! 💚 You will love Ireland in October! Most of my leggings are from Costco. 😊
How cold is it in Oct?!?!
Very nice guide， thank you! We will be going Ireland in August. Do you think we should adjust the list for some lighter items? For example， will I need a wool hat and gloves？ Secondly , if you are not bring a poncho, what are you going to rain proof your backpack that contains your camera?
Yes, you can adjust to lighter weight items. You shouldn't need a hat or gloves. You can get a dry bag and put your camera in it, then put it in your backpack. You can also get waterproof covers for backpacks. Up to you what you prefer. If it was downpouring, I would just take photos with my phone and leave the camera in the car. You can also tuck your camera inside your rain jacket.
Great video! I found it very helpful. What was the brand of camera bag you use? I'm looking for a good one to travel with. Thanks!
So glad you found it helpful! I'm constantly searching for the perfect camera bag. Right now, I like this one from Amazon for my Sony a6400. Electronics Organizer, OrgaWise a.co/d/iWW0Lam
@@andreabernhardt I'll check it out, thank you!
@@Nicolesgonehiking you're welcome!
That was so helpful. Thank you very much. What airline did you use?
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful 😊 We flew Delta.
Can you make one for and Ireland summer ? July ?
I would probably bring all the same things if i was going in summer, just a lighter weight version. Probably don't need a scarf, down jacket, or warm boots. I'd still bring lots of layers. Maybe bring a pair of Capri leggings for warmer days instead of Fleece lined leggings.
Hello, I will be visiting in early August. Would you say it’s more rainy and mild or should I prepare for chilly weather?
I would be prepared for all weather. No matter when you go, you will run into rain at some point. It's summer, so temps should be warmer than spring or fall. Bring layers and have a great time! 😄
I’m going in January ❄️ could I bring the same?
Yes, make sure you pick warm layers. More long sleeve than tees probably. I would bring a scarf and warm gloves for sure. Wool socks and clothes will be important. I just did an updated video since I just got back from another trip. I brought a warmer raincoat, which was nice. I also brought warmer leggings. ruclips.net/video/gqvX6GGzURQ/видео.htmlsi=YNIp8-kE6RtvMG1Y
@@andreabernhardt thanks!
@@montsecosme7517 you're welcome! Enjoy your trip 💚
But what month of the year you visit?
I was there in October and November. I also went in July. It will tend to be colder during the shoulder months. It can still be chilly in the summer. It will be rainy no matter when you go.
If you have medications to bring, do you have to have the original containers with the prescription on them?
It is not required for you to keep medication in the original containers while traveling.
Aren't you supposed to have prescriptions in the original bottle for Irish customs?
We never had a problem with this. If you want to travel on the safe side and avoid any delays then yes, you should keep medication in prescription bottles. I know the TSA doesn't require it, but you're right. Irish customs may require it.
PVC booties with faux fur lining
I'll have to look into those. Thanks for the recommendation! 😄
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What time of year is this packing for? Would it be the same for a 2 week trip in July?
I went in October/November. I would recommend this for Sept - May. In the summer months it will still be cooler so layers will be best 😊 November - February may be colder.
what brand were the shoes/boots for rain?
They are Bogs boots. They don't make that exact style anymore, but they have similar styles.
Do u have the link for the camera bag?
I used an electronic organizer bag that I got from amazon. If you search for "YOUBDM travel cord organizer bag" you will get a few different options to choose from :)
what brand is your rain jacket? thx
Viev Gemma Short. I got it at Sierra
Would you bring these items even if it were Ireland in late June? Thank you!
I would mostly bring the same things but a lightweight version. Layers will still be important. Instead of fleece leggings, I would bring normal leggings. You probably don't need a down jacket, mittens or scarf. Weather is so unpredictable in Ireland. I was there in July once and it rained every day.
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I live in Ireland and agree, the weather in June can still be wet and a bit cold. You could be lucky and get nice sun but still you’ll get rain every few days even if you’re lucky. Lots of layers are key. I have a fold up waterproof light jacket that I keep in my bag and I can layer that over my other coat or hoodie. And yes you still need sort of waterproof shoes in summer too.
I’m going in the beginning of July. What do you recommend?
I would mostly bring the same things from the video but a lightweight version. Layers are going to be the most important. Instead of fleece leggings, I would bring normal leggings. You probably don't need a down jacket, mittens or scarf. Weather is so unpredictable in Ireland. I was there in July once and it rained every day and I wore pants and a lightweight shirt with a raincoat most of the time. Enjoy your trip!
Which month did you pack for?
This would work for the shoulder season (Mar-May and Sept-Nov). I went in October/November timeframe. Layers are most important any time you go. In the summer I would bring lighter weight options.
Where can I buy a purse like yours?
@lauramae2720 you can get one at Amazon, link below. 😀
Purse: amzn.to/3KgK6h6
@@andreabernhardt Thank you so much Andrea!!!
@@lauramae2720 you're welcome! 😄❤️
Do you have a favorite map of Ireland?
@karenhudson3799 I usually make my own using Google maps as a guide and mark down all the places I want to go on a traced out outline of Ireland.
Pack yer brain.
Yes, you should never leave that behind 😉
What were the second shoes you showed?
Those are Bogs Boots. They don't make that exact style anymore, but they have similar options.