Bibile - cooked plate in town or fruit from the stand
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Ruby Thwaite•237 rep11
Bibile late morning. Next inland is a gap. Cooked plate in town, or fruit from the stand and stay at the stop.
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A cooked plate if the gap is long. Fruit at the stand if you need to stay put and watch for the inland. Do not wander off for a second meal.
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Amali Hulangamuwa•241 rep6
We sat a cooked plate. Bus came while we were still at the table. Fine. Fruit would have been faster if the hop had been sooner.
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Holly Perryman•231 rep2
If you already ate, stay at the stand with fruit. A cooked plate is how you miss the only inland.
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