Trekking poles

[Crawley, Jeffrey]

Definitely one, especially if it gets wet and/or slippery.

They have incredible value as hiking pole, a staff to ward of stray dogs, heard Galician cattle, leg split (hopefully not) . . . 

Personally I walk too fast with two - a past history of cross country skiing catches up with me but each to their own.

Jeffrey

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From: David Newton [mailto:nstn1755aCA.INTER.NET]
Sent: 31 July 2003 10:24
To: GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU
Subject: Re: Trekking poles


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>I have two lightweight trekking poles. Do subscribers think that one or both of them will be of sufficient value to compensate for their weight on the camino in October, November? Replies will be appreciated. Thank you. David Newton.
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