Anawilundawa to Alankuda on a leftover-wet 26 Aug — van on the main road or the slower scenic sit
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Etienne Bauer•160 rep11
We need Alankuda by late afternoon. Van is a prepaid pin. Scenic sit is the view we wanted. a damp morning, not a cyclone. One pair of sandals and a wrap we may not have.
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Etienne Bauer•160 rep4 Answers from travellers
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Van if the clock is real. Scenic if you can miss a sit and you like the view. 26 Aug leftover wet does not close the main road as a rule I will invent. The slow road puddles. Do not invent a festival extra on either. Ask the board, not a cousin.
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Chamath Wickramasinghe•202 rep10
We took the van, sat, arrived. Fine. Scenic would have been a postcard and a maybe.
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Sanduni Ekanayake•223 rep9
Kids: van. Pride wants the view and then checks the clock every ten minutes.
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