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How much time must we listen to the birds, in order to stop others from being sad? Is it 1 hour/day, all waking hours? Or can we take a bit of time to listen to something else? Do we need to wear signs declaring "I am listening only to virtuous...
Ahh, well I don’t mind that much nor find it audacious on their part, heck I welcome it! Lol, a simple warning is very much appreciated, for safety’s sake. In the USA on bike trails we do the same thing when passing each other, be you passing...
You were lucky then! On all my past caminos, it seemed 1 out of 10 cyclist actually rang a bell or gave a warning before flying past. Once I was sideswiped by a guy on a bike, a very close call. I really wish ringing a bell was mandatory.
This is a great point.
...and your comment speaks (somewhat) to my earlier post about how we all show up to the camino with different abilities and disabilities, some are visible, many are not.
I didn't mention this earlier, but in reading...
I am not offended, nor do I feel this past is necessarily polarized, it's just discussion. I'm always amazed at how seemingly innocuous subjects on the forum (like headphones) thread out into some good back and forth.
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