Ahangama has us split over this: rampart walk at dusk vs sitting the cafe until the water looks ordinary

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Onni Virtanen206 rep

First time through Ahangama. Rampart walk at dusk vs sitting the cafe until the water looks ordinary. I cannot tell if this is ordinary or we are about to make a tired mistake.

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Bulletin 18 Amber is still valid until 10:30 Tuesday 1 September. Hambantota to Pottuvil can be rough with 50-60 kmph gusts. Waves 2-3 m Negombo to Pottuvil via Colombo, Galle and Matara. Inundation possible Beruwala to Matara via Galle. Vigilance, not a town tape, not a swim ban. From Ahangama, keep it a look from back, a pool, or a cafe. Do not invent a swim ban or a whole-town seal.

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Kasun Cooray226 rep

We sat a cafe in a town like Ahangama and watched the wash. Looking calm from a balcony is not the same as kids in the edge.

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Onni Laine186 rep

If a boat desk wants a deposit while Amber is valid to 10:30 Tuesday, wait a calmer morning. A tout saying 'short is fine' is not a bulletin.

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Soren Jorgensen223 rep

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