As my trip to the Faroes is only five days away, I am beginning to make a mental list of things to take. I have bought my souvenirs, got my ticket printed out, and of course consider my rain jacket to be the most valuable piece of clothing.
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Well, then I realized I had left my husband’s old rain jacket at a friend’s house on my last trip to Japan, so I asked my husband if I could borrow his. Then he confessed he had left his in Paris at his brother’s house, where he stayed for a few days while I was in Japan.
By now you might think we are globetrotters, which we aren’t. I had not been to Japan in 13 years after having spent the best three years of my life there (1992 – 1995) and my husband only went to Paris to visit family….
Well, I will be daring and go to the Faroes without one – a fleece jacket and an umbrella will have to make do.
To Mariann on the Faroes,
Do you have an extra rain jacket I can borrow…?
hi Maria i was smilining when reading.Tourists are allways so prepared with clothes coming here.
I have never had a rain jacket sorry we don´t use it and i think i have had 2 umbrella but brake in the wind so don´t use that either
We will be driving around and i hope not it rains that much
very exited to see both of you
love Mariann
Dear Mariann,
Do children wear rain jackets there? If so I need to borrow my brother’s.
PS: My brother won’t be happy.
Dear Margo
It is up to you if you want to bring a rain jacket 🙂 but children here when going to school and play out don´t wear rain jacket but when Alex go camping he bring the rain jacket cause they have too.I think a warm jacket will do.Very exited to see you and wish you have a nice trip to here
see you soon 🙂
Mariann
Dear Mariann,
Thanks for the reply. I’m looking forward to see the Faroe Islands. The flights are rather short: Frankfurt to Kopenhagen is only one 1: 20.
Kopenhagen to Faroe Islands flying time is 2:15. It would take about 45 minutes until we are out of the door into the pick up place.
Thanks