Luxury Travelers Keep High-Style Journals

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By Elisa Mala

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Those accustomed to traveling in high style should record their exploits in the same fashion. For the private-jet set, Mrs. John L. Strong's Voyager Diary lists gratuity guidelines for 16 countries, concierge services and international dialing codes, in addition to elegant pages for reflections on the road ($150; mrsstrong. com). As one of only 38 people to traverse both the North and the South Poles by foot, Tom Avery was the consultant of choice for Smythson of Bond Street's Mountain Journal. Hikers and climbers can peruse the 31-page guide at the back of the book for statistics on the world's ranges before recording their own treks ($365; smythson.com). With its gilt-edged pages and glossy sheen, Aspinal of London's extra-large Safari Croc journal is reminiscent of big-game hunts in colonial Africa ($85 and up; aspinaloflondon.com). Paging Ernest Hemingway.

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