Here is my current "road trip travel kit". Everything goes into the two big bags. I also will bring a small bag for a quick minimalist kit to go for a hike, which I can toss in just what I want to carry for the moment.

On the left is the Sony A7 Mk2, Olympus OM Zuikos 21/3.5, 28.2, 50/1.4, 100/2, 200/4, 300/4.5, 1.4x Teleconverter, extension tubes, batteries, and a Sekonic L-508 meter. All placed in a KATA SB-902 bag.

On the right is the Olympus E-3, 12-60 SWD, 50-200 SWD, Panasonic DMC-GX85, Lumix 12-32, 25/1.7, 45-150, batteries, LED light, polarizer, remote release and batteries. All placed in a LowPro SlingShot 300AW bag. The SlingShot, when properly configured, allows for full access to the contents without taking it off or fully opening it up.

The small bag, in the middle, which I use for day-hikes with limited gear, is a Naneu Pro TS-10B.

Mountain Ravine. Rendezvous Ridge Trail, South Fork, Eagle River. Alaska. Olympus E-3 with ZD 50-200 SWD lens. ISO 400, F6.3, 1/200, 200mm, handheld.

An aircraft oddity - The "Found Aircraft Canada" FBA-2C1. N796 Landing on Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska. Photo taken with the Olympus E-3 with 50-200 SWD lens. Additional processing and cropping performed in Adobe Lightroom.

Reaching the Top. Hikers on Mt. Magnificent. Eagle River, Alaska. Olympus E-400 with DZ 14-54 lens. (cropped and processed in Lightroom).

Whoever at Olympus that made the decision to sell the camera division obviously never had one of these. Olympus OM-3Ti with Zuiko 35-80/2.8 Zoom. (Photographed with a non-Olympus branded full-frame digital camera and the OM Zuiko 300/4.5 lens with Zuiko 1.4X teleconverter - cropped).

Turnagain Arm at Low Tide. Near Hope, Alaska. In less than six hours, the water will be about 30 feet higher than when this photo was taken. Sony A7 Mk2 with OM Zuiko 35/2 lens. Lens is not stopped down, this photo was taken at F2.

Clearing Storm and Rainbow - Chugach Mountains. July 13, 2020. Eagle River, Alaska. Multi-image Panorama. Sony A7 II with 28-70 lens.

Emerald Waters. Eklutna Lake, Chugach Mountains, Alaska. Olympus E-400 (Kodak CCD) with DZ 14-42 lens.