Hatton biscuits and a shed: kerosene 285 plus diesel 382 — which bottle is the homestay actually asking for
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Giulia Rossi•120 rep10
Sunday 30 Aug late morning, tea-town halt. Text said 'fuel'. Pole has kerosene 285, diesel 382, 92 at 399. We can stay on the train. We can also buy the wrong bottle.
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Giulia Rossi•120 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Text back one word: kerosene or diesel. Kerosene 285 is a stove. Diesel 382 is a van. 92 at 399 is a petrol hire. Do not buy a smell because the text said fuel. I will not invent a Hatton shortage. Stay on if the board is the board. Biscuits exist.
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