Packing!

Packing
We are each carrying a pack weighing about 20 pounds.  That includes the weight of the pack plus 2 liters of water carried in the bladder within the pack.
Here's Marilyn's list as it is right now

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Marilyn's clothing

raincoat- blue
rain pants and tights in stuff sack
rain hat – Craig’s gray one
down coat in stuff sack with ear muffs and thin gloves
sun hat
3 pair underpants
2 bras
3 pair of socks - Smart Wool PhD
2 pair sock liners
boots - Salamon Quest 4D GTX
1 black and white skirt
1 black sleeveless tank top
1 black lacy blouse
one white blouse – long sleeve, button down - for dressing up!
1 short sleeved t shirts  ( royal blue)
1 capsleeve turquoise shirt with zipper pocket
1 button down short sleeve  shirt - blue pattern
2 long sleeve shirts (nylon yellow and smart wool black)
2 pair black pants (Capri and commando)
1 pr maroon Sheebeast capri
1 pr black sandals
1 pareo
Other items
cups - to drink wine

Medications 

ibuprofen

extra superfeet 

Glasses- reading, sun

journal and pen

voltage adaptor

Starbuck's Instant

1 pack - Gregory Jade 35 L.
1 set hiking poles
1 Camelbak antidotereservoir 70 oz
1 Compression stuff sack - 16 liters - for clothes
1 quickdry camp towel - large
1 clothesline
1 silk sleepsack
1 green plastic plate and 2 sporks
1 small roll toilet paper plus bag for soiled ones
1 plastic laundry bag
1 pedometer 
1 vibrating toothbrush
1 eyemask
1 set ear plugs
1 headlamp
1 daypack
1 collapsible earmuffs
1 money belt over the head - hanging type
first aid kit - Craig has it
1 rescue blanket
cosmetics
laundry soap sheets
iPhone and adaptors (electric plus connector to iPad mini)
1iPad mini and adaptors (Craig carries)
headphones
guidebook pages from A Pilgrim's Guide to the Camino de Santiago by John Brierley

Passport and travel docs, credit cards, money

pedometer

An amulet to carry along and something to leave behind

Tips

turn phone to airplane mode to preserve battery life 
use compression sacks

Bring a small travel purse
Keep the earmuffs
Can ship backpacks ahead to next town and walk weightless. Safe.
Sleeping for 2 days on arrival is heavenly.