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Door at Adisham mid-morning — shoes off and quiet still enough or we are walking into a private hour

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Rowan Blake•97 rep

Adisham looks open. Three of us, one tired has a camera. I do not want to be the rude pair. 26 Aug.

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Shoes off, voices down, camera down unless they say otherwise. If it feels like a private hour, it is. Step back. Adisham is a place first, a pin second. Do not invent a visitor window. Ask the door.

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Isuru Samarakoon•205 rep

We left cameras in the bag, walked quietly. Fine.

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Tharindu Weerasinghe•265 rep

Pride shoots a shrine and then asks why the mood changed.

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Nadee Jayasuriya•190 rep

Kids: hold the hand. Running in a courtyard is the rude version.

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Ivana Horvat•133 rep

If someone is praying, you are in their hour. Leave space.

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Asela Nadarajah•220 rep

We skipped. Walked the station road. Fine.

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Fathima Cassim•235 rep

Cover if cover is the habit. Do not debate heat at the shoe rack.

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Saskia Voss•109 rep

Ask, then obey. Ordinary.

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Kasper Holm•129 rep

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