Here is what I am taking:

Osprey Pack with Pilgrim Forum Patch
Hiking poles with rubber tips
Garmont Hiking Shoes
MH Sleeping bag
Silk sleeping bag liner
Ear plugs
Cotton Sarong
Small Belly pack for daily essentials such as snacks, camera, small amount of cash, etc.
Altus Poncho (covers pack and body)
Bandana
Prescription Sunglasses on a keeper
Short gaitors
MSR hydration pak - 2.5L
Wool Socks & liners - 3 pair
Chaco Sandals (to wear with hiking socks)
Cheap flip flops for the showers
Zip-off quick dry pants
Pair of quick dry capris or shorts
Two short sleeved poly-tees, quick dry performance
Long sleeved quick dry shirt-for sun protection and additional layer
Underwear - 2 sets
Lightweight fleece pants
Lightweight Fleece pullover
Sun/rain hat with wide brim
Tiny LED light on a neck cord (to keep handy for night and early morning use)
Camera & batteries, extra SD card
USB media transfer stick (to move pictures from camera to internet)
Whistle
Camino guide (with extra pages removed)
Kindle with BCP, Bible and other books, Spanish phrase book
US Passport
Pilgrim Credential
ATM & Credit Card
Waist pouch (worn under clothes for money, passport security)
Handiwipe
Lightweight soup/mug
Combo spork/plastic knife
Re-useable grocery bag (groceries, to/from showers, etc)
Cell phone & charger (will purchase a Spanish SIM amd Eurodirect card)
European adapter plug
Clothesline & 5 clothespins, 2 diaper pins
MSR quick dry towel
Deoderant-travel size
1/2 Bar of Liggett's Shampoo/conditioner
Toothbrush, paste, floss (all travel size)
Travel Brush, comb
Meds: pain, allergy
Nail clippers
Nail brush (for cleaning nails and boots!)
Toilet paper (center cardboard removed), matches
1/4 bar of Castile soap
Antibiotic cream
Blister Shield in a squirt bottle
Compeed and Bandaids
Sunscreen-travel size
Lip Balm

Total pack weight without water or food is approximately 15 pounds. Food and water will add approximately 3-4#. Since I carried 28-30# while long distance hiking on the AT, this feels soooooooooo much better!