And I just remember, you know, I was sort of lying in the ocean bobbing up and down, you know, looking at the palm trees and I was just thinking,

how can I get back here? What can I do to get back here? Could I write a guide to this place? Does this place need another guide?

And ultimately when I looked at what was out there and started thinking about it, I said,

you know what, I'm going to give it a shot.

The extra pack. This is the final goal for the main lots of gifts.

The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast

episode three 57.

We all know that Maine is popular for lobster, but did you know that 90% of the US's entire

lobster supply comes from that small state up north? My question, where does the other 10% come from?

One of the things that I love about watching the Tortuga Backpack

brand grow over the last five to six years

is that they were one of the first brands

that really focused on building a bag

specifically for travelers. And what I mean by that is when I first

started traveling first started backpacking there were not many companies out

there that focused on travelers all the backpacks were focused on

hiking and camping and things like that, which is great if you're hiking and camping and doing things like that.

But not so great if you're looking just to travel around.

And so when Tortuga Backpacks came out,

I was absolutely thrilled because they made a pack

that was built for travelers, one that was not top loading,

you know, that you had to shove all your stuff in

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