Galle Fort stones still slick after a slick night — walk the beach path in sandals this morning or wait until they dull
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Rowan Blake•98 rep5
26 Aug, Galle Fort. a slick night leftover on the beach path. Elder in the group wants the photo before breakfast. Ordinary bags, no suitcase theatre. I do not want a sprain.
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Wait. Galle Fort stones stay slick until late morning after a proper wet night. Sandals on that beach path is how you meet the clinic. Do the inner shade first. Nobody is closing Galle Fort. It is just wet.
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Ishara Madawala•242 rep14
We waited until eleven, walked slow. Fine. Flip-flops were a mistake at eight.
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Hiruni Bandara•197 rep13
Kids: skip the beach path until it dries. Pride hurries a sunrise photo and hops home on one foot.
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