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Friday 28 Aug desk at Pilimatalawa last van — ordinary hop 756

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Finn Patel Invercargill 55•114 rep

Leaving Kandy Friday 28 Aug. Two hard-shells. We can still smell leftover drums. Heerassagala walk-down with an elder is the fork versus staying for Dahawal listed 2:18 PM. Bags are real. Pride is not a timetable. Toddler will melt if we pretend this is still a night kerb.

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Leave. Festival ended Friday. Dahawal 2:18 is a daylight maybe, not a reason to miss a seated hop. Write the fare. Dump bags. Do not carry shells through leftover cones. Lived pin: Heerassagala walk-down with an elder.

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Kavinda Rathnayake Ella•223 rep

We dumped bags first. That was the whole trick.

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Soren Hansen Vejle 122•134 rep

Driver pin outside the grid. Raja is still not a car park.

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Freja Pedersen Horsens 123•151 rep

Screenshot the pin. Data died exactly when we needed it.

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Nikolaj Andersen Kolding 124•168 rep

Nine Arch without a dawn cousin. Walked, photo, kettle.

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Astrid Christensen Viborg 125•105 rep

Seated later. Unreserved with shells was a mood, not a plan.

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Lars Larsen Roskilde 126•122 rep

Closed shoes. Sandals on leftover wet laterite is a clinic.

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Mette Sorensen Esbjerg 127•139 rep

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