Damp curb edge crumbling under elders once the crowd packs
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Finn Campbell•229 rep4
Damp curb edge feels crumbly under our elder as the crowd packed at start. Move them, or brace in place. Not elder pause mid-approach without blocking shops, and not plastic stools.
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Finn Campbell•229 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Ease them one step onto sounder pavement immediately — crumbling curb edges are not worth holding for a view.
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Menaka Gunasekara•235 rep3
One adult braces from the street side so a slip does not drop them into the lane.
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Vera Nieminen•230 rep2
Ease them one step onto sounder pavement immediately — crumbling curb edges are not worth holding for a view.
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