Lost & Found LOST (Now found!) PACER POLES BEFORE CEA

[JillGat]

I left them on the trail about 4-5 k before Cea
I expect to be in Santiago on April 27-28. Mu email is written on the sides of the poles (for just this eventuality). If you find them and we can meet up, I would love to have them back! If that doesn't work, please keep and enjoy them.
Pacerless Jill

 

[CalgaryLynn]

Second day out on the Camino Portuguese, I left my poles on a bench while I was getting my pack sorted. Some man came after me to return them. So sorry, I hope you get them back.

 

[VNwalking]

Noooooo! May they come back to you soon, Jill.

 

[Anniesantiago]

I left them on the trail about 4-5 k before Cea
I expect to be in Santiago on April 27-28. Mu email is written on the sides of the poles (for just this eventuality). If you find them and we can meet up, I would love to have them back! If that doesn't work, please keep and enjoy them.
Pacerless Jill

Oh noooooo! I hope they make it back to you

 

[LTfit]

That's a b*tch! In 2014 I left my poles in a hostal in Cordoba and realized it about an hour into my walk. I immediately turned around and they were waiting for me against the wall near the front door.

Mine were cheap Decathlon poles but since my first Camino I can't do without. I sure hope someone contacts you

 

[JillGat]

I got to the albergue at Oseira with 2 others. We were the first ones there
As the hospitalera was taking my data, a French pilgrim came in the door and said, "Are these yours?"
!!!!
He found them and carried them to Cea and then onto Oseira. I have no idea how he knew they were mine!
I think his name was Saint Christopher...

 

[Anniesantiago]

Oh Jill! I’m so happy for you! That would’ve been quite a loss. After hearing about thefts and Roncesvalles, and feeling a little downhearted about that, this has made me feel happy again.

 

[VNwalking]

Pheeeew!
A close shave, saved by St Chris! The Camino spirit is alive.

 

[Kirkie]

I got to the albergue at Oseira with 2 others. We were the first ones there
As the hospitalera was taking my data, a French pilgrim came in the door and said, "Are these yours?"
!!!!
He found them and carried them to Cea and then onto Oseira. I have no idea how he knew they were mine!
I think his name was Saint Christopher...

I am delighted for you.
I noticed yesterday that there are a fair few posts about lost items. (What on earth are people having for breakfast?)
A reminder: do a quick check before moving off. The drone, though. Not a lot can be done about that...