Elder footing on damp packed curb as the crowd locks in
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James Walker•205 rep4
Elder on a damp packed curb as the crowd locked in at start. How to keep footing steady. Not cane tips on the approach walk, and not soft knee cushions packed earlier.
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Plant both feet on the flattest stone, one adult each side, and shift weight between sections — do not rock with the crowd surge.
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Menaka Gunasekara•235 rep3
If the curb feels slick, take one careful step back onto rougher pavement rather than leaning into the street.
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Elise Petit•232 rep2
Plant both feet on the flattest stone, one adult each side, and shift weight between sections — do not rock with the crowd surge.
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