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The things you take the most protective care about those items, which, the loss of, would curtail your Camino. Other things: ponchos, pillows, clothing, inexpensive gadgets, can be replaced.
Passports, credit and debit cards, money, and...
Perhaps the appropriate verb is chosen for us by location or circumstance:
I’ve rambled on the Yorkshire Moors and tramped the Milford Track,
Hiked half the Appalachian, still hoping to go back.
I’ve trudged up half the Munros, been trekking in...
I got to the albergue at Oseira with 2 others. We were the first ones there
As the hospitalera was taking my data, a French pilgrim came in the door and said, "Are these yours?"
!!!!
He found them and carried them to Cea and then onto Oseira. I...
I am delighted for you.
I noticed yesterday that there are a fair few posts about lost items. (What on earth are people having for breakfast?)
A reminder: do a quick check before moving off. The drone, though. Not a lot can be done about that...
From a friend on the ground in Pamplona
https://www.noticiasdenavarra.com/fotos/general/sociedad/2024/04/23/nieve-primaveral-presente-navarra-8152386.html
That's Hollywood. Many of us are totally not into contrived camino families. It's both not true and not the situation on the ground. If you want quiet, you can find it. But as others have said, quieter caminos might be more your cup of tea.
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