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August 20, 2011

US man to travel round the world sans luggage

     Washington: A man from America has revealed that he will be travelling around the world over the next six weeks without carrying any luggage. Rolf Potts, 39, a travel writer from Kansas, will set off on August 21 with just the clothes on his back. "Not even a man-purse or a fanny pack. Just things in my pockets," ABC News quoted him as saying. He will fly from New York to London and then overland through Western Europe to Morocco , and from there he will fly to Cairo , then South Africa and then Bangkok . From there he will travel overland again to Singapore , fly to New Zealand then Los Angeles and finish up on land in New York on October 2. "All without a scrap of luggage," Potts proudly stated. "I've always been big on travelling light. This is just the ultimate manifestation and test of that habit," he added. Normally carrying just a small backpack that can fit in the overhead bin of an airplane, plus a daypack, this time he plans to wear one set of clothes: a T-shirt under a long-sleeve shirt, a travel vest, cargo pants, socks and underwear. In his pockets of his cargo pants will be: A toothbrush, small tube of toothpaste, passport, credit and debit cards, iPod and bluetooth keyboard, an extra t-shirt, two extra socks, two extra pairs of underwear, glasses, contact lens solution, lip balm, a small tube of sunscreen, a small digital camera, pocket notebook and pen, a 2-ounce bottle concentrated detergent, a 2-ounce bottle of multipurpose soap and a handkerchief. The trip is being sponsored by ScotteVest, which makes travel clothing with lots of pockets, and BootsNall, an online travel community.
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