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[QUOTE="dqduncan, post: 699289, member: 47076"] Mine did, in fact, break upon return to home. They can crack; mine broke when slinging my heavy pack around. As it was a special reminder of my first Camino and as I was not sufficiently informed by Buddhist friends to eschew 'attachment' to things :-} , I did cover it in several coats of polyurethane (clear, glossy). Hard as a rock. Did the trick. Happily 'attached' to it and it to me when, occasionally, I put it back on my pack for a Camino hike with the local chapter of Camino friends. Buen Camino. PS BTW, I received a new one as part of our last chapter meeting in a lovely ceremony to end the day. I liked getting my shell from a non-commercial source. The donation option at the Pilgrim Office is very nice. Finding one or getting a gift from a friend is nice. I'm just not big on getting one from a souvenir type place. [/QUOTE]
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