The Buddha says, "wherever you go, there you are." He also says that very few users rely on breadcrumbs to navigate or get themselves "oriented" within the site: they only care about a fluid nav to where they need to go (present page) and to the next place (sometimes back, sometimes not). That said, I agree with Joe that redundancy is good within this context. Providing additional navigational cues/links to allow the user to get back to any "main" pages is even better.
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