As of this morning in the UK they're not allowing newspapers, or magazines, or books, or electronics, or writing utensils; I fear I would go mad. Llyne suggests they're creating a captive market for the awful $6 in-flight movies.
At least in the US (so far) the restriction only extends to toothpaste and beverages. "Only".
(I stopped checking luggage after a run-in with a TSA inspector two autumns ago. Terry Pratchett has an excellent piece he does about traveling for months on end out of a small carry-on. I wonder what he'll do now?)
I'd cheer for a resurgence in train travel, except that it will take so much capital to fix the passenger rail system at this point.
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As of this morning in the UK they're not allowing newspapers, or magazines, or books, or electronics, or writing utensils; I fear I would go mad. Llyne suggests they're creating a captive market for the awful $6 in-flight movies.
At least in the US (so far) the restriction only extends to toothpaste and beverages. "Only".
(I stopped checking luggage after a run-in with a TSA inspector two autumns ago. Terry Pratchett has an excellent piece he does about traveling for months on end out of a small carry-on. I wonder what he'll do now?)
I'd cheer for a resurgence in train travel, except that it will take so much capital to fix the passenger rail system at this point.