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    Default Moving to the US from Ireland (Destination: Albuquerque, NM)

    In the next couple of months I'm relocating to NM. Any ideas on what 'consumables' I should stock up on before travelling Stateside. What would you pick?

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    We talking shaving "consumables"? Poke around on some of the online retail shops and see what you won't be able to get. That's where I'd start. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

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    If there are cheap products which you like I would make sure to take those, as postage would make their price silly.
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    I think I can get my current fav La Toja in Santa Fe; I'm guessing a trip to TOBS would be good though...
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    Residing in Northern N.M my advice is bring everything cause you won't find it here.
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    a pistol, a kubaton, pepperspray.
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    Palmolive cream. Lots and lots of it. Marmite or Vegemite; whichever kind it is your kind uses.
    Any good Irish Whiskey you might like. Around here (sticksville, VA)all I can get is Jameson and while it isn't bad, it isn't great. Thankfully the white lightening is cheap and plentiful in these parts.

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    Any good Irish Whiskey you might like
    That would be Bushmills, world's oldest Whiskey distillery. I'm also planning on bring 3 years supply of good sherry
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    Quote Originally Posted by MadsL View Post
    In the next couple of months I'm relocating to NM. Any ideas on what 'consumables' I should stock up on before travelling Stateside. What would you pick?
    New Mexico is beautiful.... brown and very dry compared to Ireland.
    There is a reason it is the Land of Enchantment.

    A puck of a good shave soap lasts months.
    If you have a favorite bring two. In the
    states the post office and united parcel service
    deliver to any valid address so other stuff
    is just a click away.

    You are also in good company.

    Dry is important for a new comer and visitor to keep in mind.
    I found that a quick hot shower in the AM and PM would keep
    my nose from drying out if I shut the door an let some steam
    collect. On hot days I finished with straight cold water.
    Drink a lot of water, not too much alcohol and you will be fine.
    After a while you will know what works for you.

    It is "big" country.... I love it..

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