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mine also, passport, wallet, phone -
Why the h*ll do people think it's a good idea to leave valuables laying around? The vast majority of pilgrims will never have anything stolen, and your strategy will work at least 99% of the time, but just this week there have been several...
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I must say I never took my valuables everywhere with me, and I wasn't by any means stupid or naive - just careful and very comfortable in all the places I stayed and the people around me and trusted my instincts. I had gone expecting to have to...
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My friend who started last Monday hit a 1st snag when her backpack with all the stuff did not make Bordeaux. (yes I know she should've worn at least one outfit and that should've included the hiking shoes but no use of going there now; it is what...
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Wow. I would not think it necessary to lock up my poncho.
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My valuables never leave me, when it comes to showering they go in a dry sack and join me.
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I was thinking about that too. People are too trusting and don't use them and also leave their valuables laying around. If you wouldn't leave something on a park bench don't leave it out in an albergue!
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The albergue at Roncevalles has lockable lockers with keys!
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NEVER - LIKE EVER - be separated from your valuables, even for a moment. Cargo pants with lots of pockets help. Cross torso bags, like a fanny or bum bag worn cross-body are also good. The less it looks like a woman's handbag - purse, the more...
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I had my purse stolen in Ventosa and my poncho stolen yesterday in Santa Domingo. I hadn’t even used it. I left it on my bed when I went to the bathroom and didn’t notice it was gone till the next day. I also think someone stole my wooly beanie...
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