Kalpitiya2 lagoon boat versus a sit on the shore — elder, August, no invented boat tariff

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Finn Murray188 rep

Want water. Fear a sales loop. Honest.

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Shore sit is a rest. A boat is a booked hour with a written number and an end time, not a dock speech. If the elder folds in jeeps, they may fold in boats. I will not quote a fare. Shade, water, then decide.

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I put elders on the shore with binoculars. Boats are for bounce.

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Kamal Perera186 rep

Shore. Wind, birds, no speech. Fine.

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Siobhan Keane245 rep

Booked a short boat in writing. End time saved us. Still hot.

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Eoin Farrell246 rep

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