Travelogue by Mom of Three

There is no right or wrong timing for traveling, only wrong clothing worn at the wrong time.  I find this saying to be true to some extent, as all seasons offer different scenes and experiences.  In 2014, we visited New Zealand and South Korea during winter.  New Zealand's winter is mild compares to South Korea.  When we were in the South Island (which was colder than North Island) of New Zealand, we were OK with a good thermal wear and wind-proof jacket or wool sweater.  But in Korea, we had to layer - a good thermal wear, a normal shirt, a good sweater and then a good jacket.  We wrapped ourselves in layers, so that we could remove any layer quickly when we went indoor, just like peeling an onion.  :D This picture showed a little on how we layered for Baby Bear.  She had her thermal wear (top and bottom), her normal shirt and jeans, a sweater with thick faux fur lining and lastly a down jacket.  Her down jacket is by Converse, the quality is very good, which could withstand