Paste a picture of Old Faithful underneath Yellowstone National Park. Get any new ideas for places to go? Keep a page for that too.ĭon’t be afraid to let the arts and crafts bug bite.
#TERA TRAVEL JOURNAL BUG PATCH#
Love travel quotes? Devote a page to them to keep you inspired if you hit a rough patch on the road. If you collect postcards or stamps, here is a place you can store them. If you’re a big music fan, keep a page for just songs you discover on your trip. One of the best things about bullet journaling is that it is flexible to your personal tastes. Think of it as a replacement for sticky notes listing events, notes, and tasks. Then the daily log is the best way to keep track of the minutiae of daily reflections and life. The monthly log functions as an easy way to view a calendar. The future log, which takes up fewer blank pages than the others, tracks important information for later in your year. The index helps you keep track of the list of pages, and where to find a particular place. “Bullet” refers to bullet points in order to list things, such as phone numbers or new places to remember. His list of things outlining the bullet journal layout includes separate sections for an index, and logs for the future, monthly and daily. Here is the original video of Ryder Carroll sharing the creative ideas of his own journal entries for the first time. I can’t begin sharing layout ideas for bullet journaling without first thing noting the original type of bullet journal. So there’s no extra cost to start! Helpful Travel Bullet Journal Ideasįor your next trip then, here is a list of the best travel bullet journal ideas. The cool thing is that any blank journal can utilize the beautiful spread of the bullet journal method. Basically, it’s a travel diary, invented by Brooklyn-based digital product designer Ryder Carroll. What is a Bullet Journal?Ī bullet journal (or BuJo) is a visual tool. So, if you prefer a more structured travel plan, a travel bullet journal might be perfect for you.īut Jennifer does keep a detailed travel journal. Plus, I know many of our RV Lifestyle followers aren’t as “loosey goosey” as we are with our travel plans. This is especially true if you have a limited time to travel and a must-see or must-do list already in mind.
While we are big believers in serendipitous travel, there is certainly a time and place for planning. Nothing is worse than going through with your travel plans only to realize you missed an important thing. You have a long list of places, maintenance of your rig to track, and experiences to not forget. Organization is key when it comes to a big trip. It’s not the ONLY way to journal your travel, but we’ll go into other ways in other posts. It’s a great way to stay organized and on task when out on the road in your RV. The Bullet Journal is one of the ideal traveler’s notebooks.
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