safes?
#2
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1) I don't know your particular destination, but don't carry so much cash on you? Take it from an ATM every couple days. <BR><BR>2) Use the safe normally available at the hotel front desk.<BR><BR>3) Lock it into your empty suitcase... obviously not foolproof but at least you will know immediately if it has been monkeyed with.<BR>
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There is a device like a wire mesh net with a cable and lock which are about impossible to cut. They are made for just this purpose. You find something imobile and hidden in your room to attach it to and it is about as strong as a safe. Throuble is- I don't know what you call them. I have found them on the Lonley Planet site.
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Try the catalogues from or websites at Magellans (www.magellans.com) or Mountain Equipment Co-op (the net thing was listed in their latest catalogue).<BR>I wouldn't go so far as to say the mesh net and lock is the best substitute for a safe. Remember the mesh is big and you can still get a fish through the openings in the mesh. They are more intended to prevent theft of an entire backpack or bag.




