Galle Fort room booked from tonight — slick cobbles after leftover rain, sandals at dawn or closed shoes
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Clio Ferreira•167 rep8
We take a 6am train toward Galle. Fort guesthouse. Last week's rain leftover still in the photos. Partner lives in sandals. I live in not-a-sprain. 1 Sep Tuesday, packing.
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Clio Ferreira•167 rep4 Answers from travellers
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Closed shoes for the rampart if the stones are dark. Sandals for the courtyard later. Leftover rain on laterite is a clinic, not a look. Nobody closed the Fort. Walk the inner lanes until the wall is dull and dry. I will not invent a Fort fee for 'wet season'.
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Aruna Ekanayake•238 rep7
We waited until late morning for the wall, walked Church Street first. Fine.
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Indika Goonewardena•202 rep4
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Train to Galle, tuk from the station, agree 110/90 or a small number, not a Fort tour.
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