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[QUOTE="mspath, post: 567876, member: 7963"] On the camino one never knows when, where or from whom gracious help may arrive; or what it may be. Once in November after slogging 20 km or so from Hornillos del Camino to Castrojeriz [SIZE=16px]along the top of the hills through wind, rain and a bit of sleet I finally arrived at the municipal albergue San Esteban at dusk soaked, cold and VERY tired. After climbing the steps and pushing open the door the young Spanish ad hoc hospitalero said "Margaret! How about a tea?" Steaming hot, sugared and immediately served in a jam jar the tea was offered with true [/SIZE][I]caritas[/I][SIZE=16px]. His gracious smile and welcome gesture of sincere simple hospitality were symbolic of the true camino spirit. We had met earlier when pilgrim floor mates at Granon. Such shared serendipity is so very precious and at that moment the hot tea was more welcome than any champagne here on the Marne. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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