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What’s in your Adventure Backpack?

David Esquivel Illinois, USA

Rosin Backpack Extra Large Moleskine Cahier Journals Large Moleskine Cahier Journal Pocket Sketchbook Drawing Pencils Kneaded Eraser Art Gum Eraser Assortment of Markers Three Small Sample Paintings 6 Inch Ruler Earphones Samsung Galaxy S6 Zune HD Glasses Wallet

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Adventure Backpacks Durable & Ergonomic Gear for Outdoor Explorations | Skybags

Adventure Backpacks Durable & Ergonomic Gear for Outdoor Explorations | Skybags

Choose Affordable & Stylist Adventure Backpack for Every Journey |Skybags

Professional backpack climbing bag 1 has a capacity of 40L and can be expanded to 45L

2. Material of main bag: 1000D / PVC mesh, up to 0.75mm thick

3. Backpack system: dry and breathable backpack system

4. Net weight: 1600g

5. Appearance specification: 60x22x34cm

6 process: high frequency welding - seamless joint

7. Integrated shoulder and back rest

8 shoulder straps widened, dry and breathable

9. The chest strap is designed with elastic expansion, and can also slide up and down to adjust the height. It is equipped with a life-saving whistle buckle

10. The waist blade is dry and breathable, with waist bags on both sides and an invisible water bottle mesh pocket on the right

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11. The voltage at the bottom of the bag adopts three-dimensional 3D mold, and scratches are added at the edge to enhance the joint degree

12. The front of the bag is made of fluorescent yellow, and the back and bottom are made of black materials, which skillfully combines outdoor aesthetics with dirt resistance and practicability

This is my new backpack. I wanted to take a picture of it before it goes on all the adventures I plan on going on. Even the unplanned adventures it will see.

I’m excited for this new chapter of my life I’m starting. I’m hoping to take it everywhere with me while I document and post it all.

A History lesson through Glasnevin Cemetery

One of Ireland’s highest rated tourist attractions; the Glasnevin Cemetery sits on a glorious parkland and is a standing testimony of the country’s history and legacy.

It is located 2.5 kms away from Dublin and is easily accessible through buses. A spectacular garden cemetery, walking tours are conducted through it daily by professional guides who entertain and educate the visitors with the interwoven stories of Ireland’s fascinating heritage.

Dublin has witnessed cholera epidemics and grave robberies and world wars and this cemetery chronicles it all. The tales of the modern day Ireland are depicted through dramatic re-enactments, and sound and light shows. There are also interactive exhibitions that engage the visitors personally.

Go foraging in Wales

Learn more about the beauty and agriculture of Wales as you gather food that is both fresh and free. Wales is gifted with a landscape that is ideal for foraging and bushcraft. You can explore the natural beauty of the country with the guidance of experts who will impart local knowledge you wouldn’t otherwise encounter.

Foraging is still a big part of the Welsh way of life, especially in the rural parts of the country. The ripe blueberries, mushrooms and nuts are perfect for a forager who loves the freshness of fruit plucked straight from the source over the store bought kind.