- During my recent trip to the magnificent Great Smoky Mountains, I decided to challenge myself and travel with just a backpack.
- As I embarked on this adventure, I made sure to pack essential items such as layers of clothing, my trusty camera, and a captivating physical book to keep me company.
- However, in hindsight, I realized that bringing my iPad along was an unnecessary burden.
As someone who frequently travels, I have adopted the habit of relying solely on my backpack for all my journeys.
Whether it’s a weekend getaway or a fortnight expedition, I’ve found that traveling light not only facilitates mobility but also helps me stay organized.
However, my recent five-day escapade to the picturesque Great Smoky Mountains in April marked my first backpacking experience in a natural setting. To ensure I was fully prepared, I enlisted the expertise of capsule-wardrobe stylist Millie Bentley.
Bentley, renowned for her work as a designer and product developer at Aday, a capsule-wardrobe company specializing in minimalist wardrobes for maximal benefits, meticulously assisted me in curating my travel essentials.
With an upcoming itinerary involving hiking, camping, exploring nearby towns on foot, and an unpredictable rainy forecast, Bentley helped me select the perfect attire to suit these activities while accommodating my passion for photography.
Reflecting on my journey, I am grateful for my past experiences and Bentley’s invaluable recommendations. However, in retrospect, I realize that my iPad was an unnecessary addition to this nature-centric getaway. It remained largely unused throughout the trip, and I wish I had left it behind.
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