Usually, when you plan a day trip, it includes an interesting place to see, a pit stop for lunch break, lots of photography, coffee/tea breaks and perhaps a stop or more at scenic lookouts (if you are driving to a country destination).
What should you carry with yourself that you think might come in handy, especially if you are traveling with children and/or seniors?
What should you pack if you are going to a park for a picnic or BBQ, but plan to spend the whole day?
What kinds of foods/snacks, accessories, clothes, sporting equipment, photography equipment, etc. etc.?
#Travel I am a fly by the seat of my pants kind of girl. I take action first, then think of the consequences of what I have left behind. When travelling overseas, I usually do a mental check on whether I have my passport, itinerary, credit cards, phone and camera. Those are the important things - the rest I can live without or buy when I get there.
Although when you are travelling with a child, especially a young one, you need to be a little more organised. So when travelling with junior, I make sure we have not only plenty of changes of clothes, but books, electronic games, medicine, band aids, snacks and drinks.