Kids and 6:53 at clock-tower island — ear cups and a folding-stool refusal, or a sit-mat ten metres down
20 Aug, third Kumbal listed 6:53. We are looking at clock-tower island with a folding-stool refusal. Ordinary bags. Not paying a balcony. a sit-mat ten metres down is the backup.
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Hold clock-tower island if you want the actual line. 6:53 is the listed start, not a promise the first elephant is on the kerb at 6:53. Arrive early, sit low, zip the water. Third night the crowd already knows the drill. Street is still free.
We stood a sit-mat ten metres down with kids and saw flags and backs. Kinder than a packed clock-tower island if anyone is shaky. Sit-mat yes. Frame stool no.
Walk off the route before you pin PickMe. Closed streets spin the app after drums. Agree 110 if you sit a tuk.
Ear cups for kids. Leave when they melt. The tusker is not a hostage situation.
Poncho over umbrella on a packed kerb. Umbrellas start fights at clock-tower island.
ATM before drums. After 6:53 the queue is a joke. I will not invent a shutdown.
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