Fort clock queue looked like a rumour this morning - still the reserved-seat counter or did we stand the wrong side
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Ask the clock counter, not the crowd. Reserved hill seats are a window, not a platform huddle. If the sign is a shrug, ask a staff vest, not a tout with a 'I can reserve'. 23 Aug is later. Come back human, with the date written.
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Chamath Wickrama•207 rep5
Wrong side happens. Station is ordinary tickets. Clock is reserved. Two products.
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Menaka Bandara•245 rep3
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