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[QUOTE="John Hussey, post: 26099, member: 2036"] I don't believe that "pilgrims in need" should be the operative phrase here. Any pilgrim can attend that special meal offered at the Parador (so long as they or the first ten or so who ask for it-I was #12 when I did it, as I recall for my delightful breakfast) and it is not specifically for those who might be "needy" of it. I had come to know quite well most of those at that table that November morning in Santiago and none were really needy of the meal. It is a quaint custom for anyone to enjoy, as I understand it, and most are not even aware of the custom. After a fine breakfast I left by the front entrance, then turned to my right just outside the door, walked down the stone steps and followed the yellow arrows on to Finisterre. [/QUOTE]
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