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[QUOTE="Albertagirl, post: 879806, member: 43403"] I agree with you about the usefulness of the coil, cup, and spoon for coffee, but also as utensils in a Xunta albergue. I once loaned cup and spoon to a young man who had no utensils and wanted to share a communal meal with others in a Xunta albergue. I went to the one local bar, which served unimaginably bad food. But I could afford to pay for it, and maybe his budget was too tight. And on another occasion, I was fed chestnuts in the cup by a man who had picked his dinner along the Way and had a pot to cook them in and plenty to share, but I needed the cup so he could serve me. I think sharing is the best part of a camino. You got to inherit a useful tool, when yours died, and so we are able to pass things on. Maybe it is part of what the camino is teaching us about how we should live? It is just so much fun. [/QUOTE]
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