Kitulgala Sunday 30 Aug — a chemist door with data already dying at Kitulgala harbour tea stall: dump bags and sleep or hunt a dawn photo

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Sander Vos113 rep

Post-festival Sunday. Left the leftover week. Now Kitulgala. sleeping toddler on a shoulder. Lived pin: Kitulgala harbour tea stall. I want the grown-up fork, not the pride fork. Kalkudah ordinary east sand.

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Kitulgala is ordinary town today. Lobby until the kid has a face. dump bags and sleep. Kalkudah ordinary east sand. I will not invent a 04:00 check-in. The board, not a cousin.

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They had gas. We did not buy a kerosene smell.

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Harri Nieminen123 rep

Screenshot the pin. Data died exactly when we needed it.

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Kasia Nowak158 rep

ATM in town, not the leftover kerb. Notes existed. Fine.

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Kiri Bennett113 rep

Monday shop. Night queue was a choice, not a need.

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Ranjan Silva190 rep

Desk called the chemist. Door was a door. Wrote 110.

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Vinoth Madawala246 rep

Left-luggage blog hours were not a desk. We dumped a room. Lived pin was Kitulgala harbour tea stall.

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Nayana Bandara205 rep

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