Dutch-price shade at Galle Fort rampart versus a local queue at lighthouse — sit rampart stone or walk two lanes
21 Aug, camera bag, phone only, tripod stays packed. Need a sit. Not trying to be cheap for sport. Trying not to be the rude table.
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Walk two lanes if you can. Stones stay slick after night rain; wait until dull and dry. Terrace prices are terrace prices. I will not invent a cover. One soda if the kid is melting, then move.
We waited at rampart stone, then walked toward lighthouse. Fine. The first quote was a speech. Stones stay slick after night rain; wait until dull and dry.
Kids: skip Galle Fort rampart if they already melted. Pride turns rampart stone into a kerb argument and then buys a plaster. Sit-mat, zip water, leave.
Screenshot rampart stone before data dies. Write the number before the bag goes in. lighthouse is the backup pin, not a third speech.
We took the quieter fork at Galle Fort rampart. Fine. No one clapped. camera bag, phone only, tripod stays packed. Ordinary 21 Aug.
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