Ella town with wet sandals — Ella station reserved seat or a packed ordinary carriage
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Ines Moreira•95 rep6
27 Aug, Ella town, with wet sandals. Paper in hand. Platform already full. Need a local, not a brochure.
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Be on the platform early. Reserved is a paper; the carriage still fills. I will not invent a 27 Aug cancellation. First number is a test.
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Dilshan Karunaratne•269 rep12
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Skip is polite. On 'Ella station reserved seat or a packed ordinary carriage' — board, not desk.
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We walked. Slow. Shoes muddy. Fine. On 'Ella station reserved seat or a packed ordinary carriage' — board, not desk.
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