We Be Plastic Free

Traveling last couple of days, no single use items used!  Been enjoyable reading the comments posted!  Thanks to all. 

Traveling can be so hard. I felt a cold coming on so all the things I bought at the airport were of course in plastic. Ugh. Yes, they can be recycled, but not all of it and still not great. I have a lot left to do these last few days of the challenge. 

On our family float trip the guide applauded us when we all threw the plastic water bottles they provided us back in the cooler unopened. "Plastic, right?" he confirmed. 

Been to many days since I checked in , but still paying attention to what I am doing each day, as I grocery shop use cloth bags. Liked the idea of not using a plastic pen...I have a wood pen made by my brother-in-law who was a wood turner and made it for me.

I tried the toothpaste tablets today for the first time. It was odd feeling but I am excited about using them when I travel 

Carrying washed, thin, clear veggie bags to the store with me. Eady to reuse.

I put a reusable coffee cup in my car, in case I decide to get coffee and wasn't prepared. Also, I put a straw and fork in my purse so I'm prepared!

Finding water refill stations throughout Yellowstone that measure the collective good.

Hats off to Green Gables BnB in Walla Walla.  No plastic bottles of water in our frig, just metal water bottles available for each of us to use. And the shampoo, etc, are all in refillable pump bottles. Progress! 

Great idea, Bob Zavodsky, to play with only wooden tees. Thanks to your suggestion, Doug is currently playing his second round with only wooden tees. Thanks.