Travel packing list
A packing list for a trip abroad: documents first, then the carry-on rules for liquids, health items and the rest. Some countries and airlines refuse a US passport that expires within 6 months, so check the date before you book.
A dorm move-in list, based on a university housing office's list of what to bring. Check your own school's list before you buy: bed sizes and the appliances allowed differ.

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A packing list for a trip abroad: documents first, then the carry-on rules for liquids, health items and the rest. Some countries and airlines refuse a US passport that expires within 6 months, so check the date before you book.
A camping list built on the National Park Service's ten essentials: navigation, sun protection, extra clothing, light, first aid, fire, repair tools, food, water and emergency shelter. The camp gear follows.
A beach bag list led by sun protection: broad-spectrum sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher, put on again after 2 hours or after swimming, plus a wide-brim hat, sunglasses and shade. Food and water follow.
What to pack when you travel with a baby: the car seat, changing and feeding supplies, spare clothes and a small health kit. For a flight, the car seat needs a label saying it is certified for aircraft.
A hospital bag for having a baby, adapted from the NHS list: what to pack for you, for the baby and for your birth partner. The NHS suggests having it packed at least 3 weeks before the due date.
A business trip list: documents, work equipment, clothes for meetings and a place for receipts. The carry-on liquid limit is 3.4 oz (100 ml) per container, in one quart-size bag.
Everything for a night or a week at a campsite, by where it goes: shelter, sleeping, the camp kitchen, clothes, health, tools and the extras. Cross off what you do not need, add your own, and tick each one as it goes in the car.
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