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[QUOTE="RJM, post: 826745, member: 70218"] I have carried on my backpack (32L-48L) on flights to every Camino I walked. Always made it a point to leave out anything that was even remotely not allowed as a carry on item. Liquids, trekking poles, nail clippers etc. None of those are an absolute necessity to walk the Camino and can be purchased upon arrival anyway. I also never carry anything on the Camino I do not mind losing or having to discard. It is relaxing, liberating and a nice piece of mind knowing that you can easily board your flight with all your stuff and exit with it all in hand. No worries and can skip the baggage claim at the arrival airport. On two occasions enroute to the Camino I did put trekking poles in a cardboard box along with toothpaste and sunscreen and an ample supply of protein bars and did the checked on baggage option with it. All inexpensive stuff (trekking poles were about 20 euros for the pair) and I would not have cared if they were lost. The poles I discarded in Santiago. [/QUOTE]
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