Dutch-price shade at Galle lighthouse stretch versus a local queue at rampart — sit lighthouse walk or walk two lanes
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Callum Pritchard•102 rep11
21 Aug, one dumped suitcase at the room, daypacks for the pin. 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. Wind on the lighthouse side; inner path if you must walk wet. Terrace prices are terrace prices. I will not invent a cover. One soda if the kid is melting, then move.
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Ayesha Cassim•210 rep13
Skip if knees are done. rampart is still a morning. I will not invent a 21 Aug trail closure. Shoes with grip.
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Kasuni Samarakoon•205 rep11
Watch from lighthouse walk. It is their work, not a show, not a tip line I will invent. Wave, leave space, walk toward rampart.
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