Kandy PickMe pin in midday heat — leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb
27 Aug, Kandy PickMe pin, in midday heat. Two bags, last night. Desk will hold them if we ask. Need a local, not a brochure. If the festival continues to 28th Diya/Dahawal, do not pack us like it ends on the kerb tonight.
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Leave bags at the desk. Hauling a suitcase into a crowd is how you meet elbows. Daypack and water. Pavement is pavement, not a reserved street. Fairly heavy rain possible west, hills, Galle, Matara — still not a colour code.
We queued the next ATM. A line is not a shutdown. Kandy PickMe pin was the pin.
Skip is polite. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.
We walked. Slow. Shoes muddy. Fine. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.
Pride bargains twenty minutes in the drizzle and arrives in a mood. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.
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