"trip notes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a document (such as an itinerary, checklist, or journal) that includes details of a person's trip. For example: "I kept a detailed trip notes during my honeymoon so that I could remember every special moment we shared."
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In 1992, Mr. Kanze published an account of the trip, "Notes from New Zealand" (Henry Holt).
The report for each trip notes when the engine was started, when it stopped, and how fast the car was going every five seconds in between all in the form of a pretty graph.
Tripcast has been built in a way where the map is more central to the experience, so users can share their location as they post other trip notes, photos and videos.
Tripcast has been built in a way where the map is more central to the experience, so users can share their location as they post other trip notes, photos and videos.
Dr. J. W. Lee, the medical representative on Ms. Bertini's trip, noted that most of the deaths in the Gode region were not from hunger specifically.
A couple of the press reports about her trip noted, as the Telegraph put it, that Queen Elizabeth "wore a head scarf on her visit to the Gulf in 1979".
But travelers who have completed the trip note that Saudi Arabia has a lot to offer, ranging from unusual Nabatean monuments to the startling desert majesty of the Empty Quarter to the stunning coral reefs of the Red Sea.
A dozen government ministers and senior executives from top French firms were with him on his trip, noted the iAfrica news Web site, adding that France's economy sorely needed a boost and better ties with Algeria might help to provide it.
Although photographers from Ansel Adams to Walker Evans had photographed America, David Campany chooses The Americans as the starting point for his critical journey into the photographic road trip, noting that the Swiss-born Frank set out with his Guggenheim Grant to do something new and unconstrained by commercial diktats.
