Galle Fort rampart after Saturday rain — inner Church Street or lighthouse spray edge in sandals
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Calum Reid•111 rep6
Sunday 30 Aug. Stones still dull-slick. Partner wants spray in the frame. Sandals. Kid.
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Inner lane until dull and dry. Spray edge after leftover rain is a clinic. Closed shoes if you must. Nobody is closing the Fort. It is just wet. I will not invent a rampart fee.
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