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[QUOTE="J Willhaus, post: 1113501, member: 41003"] I can say that bags are often unattended when transported. Always take your valuables, money, electronics, documents with you. Only transport things you could replace. Sometimes things do get broken during transport as well as bags are not handled gently. My first pilgrim shell was toast after the one and only day I had my bag transported. There was a thread earlier today about someone getting things stolen from his bag on a flight to the Camino. Don't put a lock on your bag as that might indicate something of value. Just send ahead things like clothes or toiletries to be safe. Also be aware that not all albergues will take a pilgrim who is shipping a bag and some albergues will not accept shipped bags. There has been a thread on this recently. I have volunteered at albergues where we don't accept shipped packs and at least one albergue where pilgrims must be walking and carrying their own packs to be allowed overnight admission. [/QUOTE]
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