Fishermen on the rocks below the Fort wall after leftover swell — watch from the rampart or are we turning their work into a show
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Rowan Blake•101 rep5
They are working. Tourists are pointing. Kid wants to climb down. Spray is real.
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Watch from the rampart. It is their work, not a show, not a tip line I will invent. Do not climb down. Do not drone. Leftover swell on those rocks is how people get hurt. Wave, leave space, walk on.
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We took the quieter fork on this: Fishermen on the rocks below the Fort wall after leftover swell. Fine. No one clapped.
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Asela Herath•198 rep0
Kids: sit. Pride turns 'Fishermen on the rocks below the Fort wall after leftover swell' into a speech at the kerb.
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