Heard drums from a restaurant courtyard for hours - still walk to a remaining stretch
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Lenka Holubova•210 rep11
We ate in a courtyard and have heard drums for hours. Third Randoli still occupying. Still walk to a remaining street stretch, or we heard enough.
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Walk. Courtyard drums are walls and roofs. A remaining street stretch is the actual line. Ask which two-way still meets it.
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Udari Dharmapala•243 rep6
We walked five minutes and found a thinner curb. The courtyard had been a muffled version.
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Gerda Pichler•209 rep2
Elders can stay with the bill. The rest walk a short remaining stretch and come back.
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