27 Aug at Galle Fort — Galle Fort cobbles slick after night rain — sandals now or wait until stones dull
27 Aug, Galle Fort, with a reserved seat we might miss. Partner wants the lighthouse stretch before breakfast. Need a local, not a brochure.
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Wait. Rampart stones stay slick until late morning after a proper night rain. Sandals on that stretch is how you meet the clinic. Walk the inside lane. Nobody is closing the Fort. Arrive early, sit low, zip the water.
Pride bargains twenty minutes in the drizzle and arrives in a mood. Galle Fort was the pin.
Agree the fare before you sit. On 'Galle Fort cobbles slick after night rain — sandals now ' — board, not desk.
We watched, then moved. On 'Galle Fort cobbles slick after night rain — sandals now ' — board, not desk.
We stayed put. Final Randoli is a night, not a hostage. Galle Fort was the pin.
Do not drone. Do not climb down. On 'Galle Fort cobbles slick after night rain — sandals now ' — board, not desk.
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