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[QUOTE="DavidsRetired, post: 173925"] I forgot to mention, that although I do not believe that my Camino journey has taught me anything new in life; however, it has rekindled some old lessons. Which is a wonderful lesson in itself (could be an age thing :-)). Regardless, if I could offer one piece of advice, it would be this. If everyone would stop focusing, on how big or heavy another person’s pack is, or what he or she brought with him or her or didn’t and just focused on their own Camino, I think everyone would be better off. As it’s been said many times in this forum, everyone is different, and our life and needs and capabilities are all vastly different as well. If a person is comfortable with what they have, then fine. If they brought too much, or too little, then it’s a learning opportunity and all manageable. Some people walk slow while others fast, that doesn’t depreciate or enhance ones Camino in any real way. The real value of the Camino in my opinion is the journey within. And for me, that experience was primarily achieved, between points A and B each day and quiet reflection during a simple meal or private moment. I think that’s it. Oh, one last thing: Have a fun and safe Christmas and New Year’s! Cheers, Dave [/QUOTE]
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