I supppose  tools checked through with the luggage will remain my approach
for the immediate future.  I just wish I had a cross between a tool box and
a camera box.  Something I could be reasonably sure would not get lost or
stolen...mistaken for a bomb, and did not present a herculean challenge to
transport on the ground.

Go whoever is playing Penn State!

-jc

"Ilene R. Tyler" wrote:

> If/when I need tools at a remote site, I ship them UPS, overnight if
> necessary, rather than lose them at the check-in.  Some are cheap enough
> to just buy, like an exacto knife and blades, which I use to scratch 'n'
> sniff paint layers.  I remember trying to get a hammer on the plane in
> Boston about 15 years ago, and being really upset that it was not going
> to be allowed.  I probably would have been arrested if I had tried to do
> that today.  Just getting my water bottle into Michigan's stadium is
> risky enough.  Go Blue!
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