I've been using Blurb since 2010 and have made over 40 books with them. They come out great and have never had any problems. They offer a variety of sizes, lay-flat options and paper options. I like the fact that you can place your photos and text wherever you want on the page and everything stays on your computer until your design is completed. Then it is uploaded to Blurb for printing.

I've had good luck using Ice Cream PDF Split & Merge (https://icecreamapps.com/PDF-Split-and-Merge/). It's a free program.

I have the Vantrue E1 front camera and am very pleased with it. Very small and takes great video which can be downloaded to your phone. Purchased from Amazon.

I've used Last Pass for several years and was very happy with it until their most recent breaches. I just switch to Bitwarden. The switch was easy, it imported all my information from Last Pass and it seems very similar in usage. I'm using the free version at this point.

In Amazon, select photos in the left column. At the top of the right side of the page, there are four selection boxes which indicate how the photos will be displayed. Selecting the second box from the left will display the most photos.

No problem at all. Do your stuff.

My wife and I were there in April, 2019 on a Uniworld river cruise. Our group of about 50 people had our own private viewing. The painting takes up an entire wall. If a large group of people are viewing, you may have trouble getting a good photo.

My wife and I spent four days in Glacier this last September and stayed in the park. The best thing we did was an all-day Red Bus tour. We saw all the scenic locations with time for photos. If you can reserve this for your first day it will give you a great overview of the places you may want to return to and spend more time. The problem with driving yourself is that most of the parking areas fill up very early in the morning with hikers. If you're staying outside the park you will have to reserve a timed entry to drive into the park. It's a beautiful place.

I agree that you should purchase travel insurance. This is the web site that I always use. tripinsurancestore dot com.
It provides plenty of information and you can easily talk to a live person willing to help you. You don't pay any more by using this web site . You're still purchasing directly from the company. The difference is you're purchasing from a company that will stand behind their product.

We visited Akureyri and Reykjavik in July, 2018 on a cruise. We had day tours in both locations with Fabtravel (https://www.fabtravel.is/en/cruise-ship-day-tours). They were excellent. Used small vans with excellent driver/guides in both locations.

We visited Akureyri and Reykjavik in July, 2018 on a cruise. We had day tours in both locations with Fabtravel (https://www.fabtravel.is/en/cruise-ship-day-tours). They were excellent. Used small vans with excellent driver/guides in both locations.

I used https://www.collage.com/ for two puzzles, one of which was 675 pieces. They did a fine job.

I have a Canon MX922 and it has the features you want. Works great and I like it because it will print on DVD discs. I use third party ink from 499INKS (https://499inks.com/) and have never had a problem. I don't print my photos from this printer.

Some of the places you will visit will require a photo permit and the guards will enforce it. Your guide should take care of purchasing the inexpensive permit for that location.