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Maura--the most important thing to bring is you and
the most worthless thing to bring is worry.  More
concretely, having a sarong saved the day for me many
times--it is multipurpose and light weight!  I didn't
bring anything that was worthless and I carried no
more that 15 pounds.  Everything I carried was
scrutinized and seemed priceless in that I carried the
bare minimum and my back thanked me for that time and
again.

Footgear, I think, as well as layers of clothes for
warmth, cold and sun portection were the essentials.
There were times I wished I had sneakers to wear
instead of boots, but my boots were essential for me.
I carried teva's (sandals) for alternate footwear at
night--but they were not the best to walk in.

Buen Camino
Patricia
 --- Maura Santangelo <maurasantangeloaSTNY.RR.COM>
wrote: > My husband and I are planning to do the
camino in
> May June of this year,
> I would like to hear from anyone who can distill the
> most important
> piece of advice on preparation for the trip, what to
> bring, what is
> totally worthless to bring.
> Thanks Maura

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