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Colombo-Street energy at Unawatuna — ATM that actually has notes, then tea — last-bit after dark, pin the main road

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Ceri Hughes•125 rep

Ordinary Sri Lanka Monday 31 Aug at Unawatuna. Esala ended Friday. Desk, notes, damp cloth, a kettle. Thin notes. Not a cortege question. Locals can push back. We can pay a short hop. We will not pay a speech. Last-bit after dark, pin the main road. Cannot tell if this is ordinary or a tired mistake. Locals, please contradict the group chat.

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Ask the desk. Write the board. I will not invent a fee, a closure, or a warning colour as 31 Aug fact. Notes in the morning. SIM in town. Damp cloth hangs, it does not pack. Unawatuna is ordinary town now. Lotus stalls can want a sale; you can walk. Lived pin: kettle, then the hop.

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Gayan Unawatuna•211 rep

We took the quieter fork at Unawatuna. Fine. No one clapped.

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Janaka Bandarawela•261 rep

Stay on if the board is the board. Gampola-style linger is how you miss the clock.

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Etienne Bauer•138 rep

Watch from the wall. Their work is not a show. Do not drone.

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Tharindu Kadugannawa•185 rep

Seated later. Unreserved with bags was a mood, not a plan.

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Clio Ferreira•144 rep

Elder vetoed standing. Seated later won.

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Nadeesha Arugam•199 rep

If you sit a table, order. Occupying courtyard shade with a bottle you brought is the rude version.

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Iona Macrae•110 rep

Kids: sit. Pride hurries a sunrise photo and hops home on one foot.

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Nilmini Batticaloa•213 rep

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