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Hatton to Nallathanniya two adults, one daypack — ordinary van or a private-car number we did not ask

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Marta Kowalska•147 rep

24 Aug, Talawakele halt. We are two adults, one daypack. Partner leans private-car number. I want ordinary van. Ordinary bags. If the honest answer is skip, say skip. No invented fee, no brochure clock, no animal guarantee. Elder who will not stand a speech at the kerb.

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Write the board. At Talawakele halt on 24 Aug that means ordinary van, not private-car number. I will not invent a fee, a festival, a whale, or a leopard. Skip is polite.

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Ruwan Jayasuriya•205 rep

We did ordinary van at Talawakele halt. Fine. No one clapped.

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Wiebke Brandt•142 rep

Kids: ordinary van. Pride turns this into a speech at the kerb and then owns a tantrum.

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Ishara Madawala•211 rep

Ask two locals. The first number around private-car number is a test, not a fee I will invent.

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Hiruni Fernando•198 rep

Write the board. A leftover-rain rumour around 'Hatton to Nallathanniya two adults, one daypack' is not a timetable.

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Tharindu Ekanayake•192 rep

Elder move: plate, fan, then decide. Talawakele halt will still be there. ordinary van.

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Malith Jayawardena•269 rep

Closed shoes, zipped bag. private-car number after rain is how people buy a plaster.

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Hasitha Wickrama•256 rep

Do not follow a cousin into a lane for this. Talawakele halt is ordinary in daylight. Skip is polite.

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Anja Meier•162 rep

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