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Glenloch with daypacks — Hatton tea-factory van versus walking to a named estate

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Maeve Quinn•99 rep

27 Aug, Glenloch, with daypacks. Desk sold a van. We have legs. Need a local, not a brochure.

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Named estate walk if the road is ordinary and the cloud is not a wall. Van if bags and an elder. Agree the fare. I will not invent a factory fee. Gopallawa still two-way in the lived traffic talk.

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Nipuni Karunaratne•195 rep

Do not drone. Do not climb down. Glenloch was the pin.

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Malsha Wijesinghe•181 rep

Shoulders and knees. Doorway is not a fitting room. On 'Hatton tea-factory van versus walking to a named estate' — board, not desk.

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Buddhika Ekanayake•188 rep

We paid the hop. The first quote was a test. Glenloch was the pin.

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Sajith Madawala•202 rep

We covered and went in. No one clapped. On 'Hatton tea-factory van versus walking to a named estate' — board, not desk.

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Marit Korhonen•109 rep

Write the board. A rumour is not a timetable. Glenloch was the pin.

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Silje Berg•114 rep

Listed 6:43 is a start, not the first drum in your lap. On 'Hatton tea-factory van versus walking to a named estate' — board, not desk.

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Ines Moreira•119 rep

Pride waits at a halt with children and a story. Glenloch was the pin.

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Willem de Vries•124 rep

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