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When to use RAW vs JPEG on my trip?

I would say shoot in RAW all the time its much more easier to fix something that has has gone wrong. I used to use RAW only for astrophotography and jpg for everything else until the day i went out changed from RAW to jpg and left white ballance in tungsten and monochrome, was a nice event but nothing to show for it. Its much easier just to stick with one or the other as can easily slip the mind to switch to the correct one.
 
My 2 cents: there is no choice between raw and jpeg. Raw is the format for all pictures regardless of where they are shot. Memory is cheap enough that everyone should have at least two high speed memory cards in their kit.
 

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