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Kids sit at the kerb, pride turns leftover cones into a speech

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Elias Nyström Örebro•158 rep

Saturday after Esala. We are trying to leave Kandy without paying a speech at leftover cones. We have day bags, not a tour. Fork: Kids sit at the kerb, pride turns leftover cones into a speech. Elder is the veto. I will not invent a Saturday cortege.

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Diya listed 1:28 and Dahawal listed 2:18 were Friday. Today is ordinary Kandy with leftover tape. Walk, sit tea, leave. Do not invent a second Grand. Pin: Kids sit at the kerb.

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Nadeesha Herath Nilaveli•190 rep

Negombo sleep if the flight is cruel. We slept. Fine.

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Olga Wiśniewska Olsztyn•106 rep

One hill, not three. Legs were leftover from drums week.

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Freja Ekström Karlstad•145 rep

Glass-bottom talk, we sat the stones. I will not invent a fee. Pin: Kids sit at the kerb.

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Jakub Dvořák Plzeň•117 rep

PickMe spinning inside cones. Walked out. Then a tuk.

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Kateřina Králová Zlín•156 rep

Matale ordinary town hop. Not cortege sightseeing with bags.

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Valentina Quiroga Salta•115 rep

Hikkaduwa wet stones, sat. Partner skipped the reef photo. Pin: Kids sit at the kerb.

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Thandi Nkosi Stellenbosch•154 rep

Dickwella rocks: Matara lane from the wall. Sit if wet.

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Pieter van Wyk Bloemfontein•113 rep

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