Do we squeeze Rekawa and still hold a 6:53 kerb, or pick one honest thing
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Rowan Walsh•167 rep10
20 Aug in Kandy. Third Kumbal listed 6:53 and we still want Rekawa. Ordinary daypack. Not a triangle. Trying not to cook an elder on stone.
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Rekawa is a morning if 6:53 is the night. Do not stack a ridge, a courtyard, and a kerb on the same legs. Follow the board at the desk, not a blog. Zip bottles. Monkeys are faster than your zip.
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Chamath Wickrama•191 rep9
We skipped Rekawa and kept the kerb. Fine. It will be there at 07:00 tomorrow with empty stone.
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Ruwan Dissanayake•198 rep6
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Hantana and Bahirawakanda are morning ridges. Be back by early afternoon if the night is pavement.
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Gwen Howells•97 rep1
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Reserved hill seats sell out around procession nights. Ordinary bus leaves when it leaves.
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