Bogambara-side sleep after 6:41 - quieter or we still hear drums anyway
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Finn Whyalla•198 rep7
Town rooms near Bogambara look cheaper. Second Kumbal listed 6:41. Do we still hear the drums, or is that side actually the quieter sleep after the procession.
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You still hear drums if the route is close. Quieter than a Raja Veediya window, not silent. Earplugs if the elder needs actual sleep. Fan plus earplugs beat a long argument about streets.
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