Clock-tower side of the rampart still ponded after the rain — loop the other wall or wait it out with tea
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Hugo Navarro•101 rep9
Puddle like a small tank on the clock-tower stretch. Lighthouse side looked drier from the lane. We have an hour before a van.
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Loop the drier side. Ponding after leftover rain is ordinary. Nobody drained the Fort for you. Tea, then the wall that is not a pond. Do not wade for a photo. The stones will still be here this afternoon.
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Asela Jayasuriya•268 rep6
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We took the quieter fork on this: Clock-tower side of the rampart still ponded after the rain. Fine. No one clapped.
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