Hand-hold rules for kids when drums get loud near the approach
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Hugo Laurent•240 rep8
Drums will get loud near the approach. Simple hand-hold rules for kids before 7:00 PM. Not ear-defender strap pads, and not kids wristbands with hotel names.
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Agree hand-hold rules now — one adult per child in the loudest stretch, no running toward drums.
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Dilani Bandara•228 rep5
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Agree hand-hold rules now — one adult per child in the loudest stretch, no running toward drums.
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