Galle Fort cobbles still slick from Saturday night rain — rampart in sandals this morning or the inner lanes
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Mira Keating•101 rep8
Fort room, leftover rain on the laterite. Partner wants the lighthouse stretch before breakfast. Ordinary bags, one pair of sandals. 23 Aug, Sunday, not a cyclone.
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Inner lanes until the stones are dull and dry. Rampart stays slick after a proper night rain. Sandals on that stretch is how you meet the clinic in town. Walk Church Street in the shade. Nobody is closing the Fort. It is just wet.
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Sewwandi de Silva•232 rep6
We waited until eleven, walked the inside. Fine. Flip-flops were a mistake at eight.
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Amal Goonewardena•239 rep3
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Lighthouse side gets the wind. If you must walk, closed shoes and the inner path.
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