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Kurundi shoes in a bag because the platform might be a temple visit - still that or treat it as an open ruin

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Maya Downham•227 rep

We are in Mullaitivu. Shoes in a bag vs open ruin. Excavations ongoing. No new ticket.

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Maya Downham•227 rep

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Shoes in a bag. Treat it as a living temple visit on the platform. Stay off trenches. Police restore is not a dress-code gazette, just ordinary respect.

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Dammika Cooray•247 rep

We would shoes in a bag. Open-ruin energy is how you step on the wrong bit.

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Lorna Kilkenny•207 rep

Modest cover-up as usual up north. Conservation does not cancel that.

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