It's not a bad idea to take some sunscreen if you plan on making it a point to sit by the beach. Common sense right? Well the after affects are much worse on a backpacking trip with lobster arms than on a spring break week.
I got too much sun over the Fourth of July weekend and days after took a hike and was forced to endure the severe shoulder pain with a tiny backpack on my back, let alone a heavy pack.
Keep you shoulders covered or reapply the sunscreen as often as possible to stay away from shoulder burns that will make carrying your pack a living hell.
Europe sells sunscreen so don't feel like you have to take it, but I always find it is one of those items that seems rather expensive. It can easily get overlooked when a bottle of it can be the same price as dinner.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your advice. Wherever I go, I always carry it with myself. I's the only way to protect my body from sun burn.
ReplyDeleteB&B Brugge
Sun is becoming warmer day by day. It is advised to protect your skin from sun burn. The best way to do it is by drinking a glass of Goji Berry Juice.
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