...all, or lose it, with terrifying regularity. YouTube is awash with videos of lost luggage: a single, ignored bag left on a sun-baked runway at Dallas airport with the caption "No one cares"; a holdall going round and round, endlessly, on a carousel; and one clip, called "Where does your luggage go?", of an American "customer service agent" gleefully "riding" a baggage conveyor belt in an ...

...> make goggles necessary. For non-snow conditions sunglasses are adequate. EQUIPMENT Holdall: A strong duffel bag or holdall is necessary for carrying your gear on the packhorses. The bag should be large enough to contain ... you should bring a few stuff bags, as most holdalls are not totally waterproof. Strong plastic bags are an ...

... make goggles necessary. For non-snow conditions sunglasses are adequate. EQUIPMENT Holdall: A strong duffel bag or holdall is necessary for carrying your gear on the packhorses. The bag should be large enough to contain... elements you should bring a few stuff bags, as most holdalls are not totally waterproof. Strong plastic bags are an ideal ...

... make goggles necessary. For non-snow conditions sunglasses are adequate. EQUIPMENT Holdall: A strong duffel bag or holdall is necessary for carrying your gear on the packhorses. The bag should be large enough to ... from elements you should bring a few stuff bags, as most holdalls are not totally waterproof. Strong plastic bags are an ideal alternative....

MIG wrote: The things are much more of a menace than backpacks. I am always seeing people falling over them. They're a bloody pain to use, as well. I've gone over to using a holdall, which might not look as professional and businesslike but is one hell of a lot more practical. Neil