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[QUOTE="slippy, post: 80486, member: 10240"] Well, it depends a lot. I had my camera with because I am keen on photographing. But the thing is (at least for me) that you loose some part of freedom to just observe nature surrounding you. I sometimes even felt sorry for having my camera because instead of enjoying the surroundings I was just thinking "what could be a good photo". Anyway, there is so much great photos from Camino all over the internet that you will definitely find your favourite places pictured even better than you would capture it. But it is just what I felt like. But as for the mobile phone - I believe that anybody on Camino should be able to help anyone. There are definitely some less frequented places (for example in Pyrenees) or alternative routes and you should be able to call help if necessary. I think that nowadays mobile phone is pretty important part of first aid kit. Just try to thnik about that :) Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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