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Flag on the posts at Midigama with leftover chop — pull the toddler out or is the bay just being conservative

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Piotr Lewandowski•115 rep

Flag on the main Midigama posts, leftover swell. Kid already in the shallows. Beach bar says the flag is only for insurance. I want a local, not a cocktail. 26 Aug.

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A flag means pay attention, not a brochure. Leftover chop on this water is ordinary in August. Shallows with a toddler can still dump a kid. Stay where you can stand, no inflatables past the first break. The bar does not write the flags. If it goes red, you are out. Nobody here is quoting an official warning colour as today's fact. It is just the sea you can see.

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Lasantha Silva•213 rep

We kept the kid knee-deep and sat. Fine. The bar wanted a second round more than a safe bay.

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Chamath Wickramasinghe•189 rep

Locals swim inside the flags. Pride argues with a pole and then buys a plaster.

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Menaka Fernando•204 rep

If there is no flag, look at the water, not a group chat.

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Yashodha Karunaratne•219 rep

Inflatables past the first break is how you write a bad afternoon.

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Achini Senanayake•234 rep

We sat the sand. The water was a look, not a swim. Fine.

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Calum Reid•107 rep

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