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Leaving Ohiya on wet laterite with bags — walk slow or write a tuk number — leaving for BIA, buffer before pride

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Piotr Nowak•90 rep

31 Aug, leftover rain on the Ohiya stones. Partner wants the stretch before breakfast. Ordinary bags, one pair of sandals. I do not want a sprain. Locals, please contradict the group chat. Leaving for BIA, buffer before pride. Cannot tell if this is ordinary or a tired mistake. Locals, please contradict the group chat.

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Wait. The Ohiya stones stay slick until late morning after leftover rain. Sandals on that stretch is how you meet the clinic in town. Walk the inside lane in the shade, do the wall when it is dull and dry. Nobody is closing Ohiya. It is just wet. I will not invent a fee to walk it.

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Sajith Ohiya•229 rep

We took the quieter fork at Ohiya. Fine. No one clapped.

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Indika Mount•224 rep

We paid a short hop with a kid. Pride would still be bargaining in leftover drizzle.

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Sander Dekker•144 rep

Nine Arch without a dawn cousin. Walked, photo, kettle.

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Lahiru Dehiwala•238 rep

Look from the back. Then tea, then the room.

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Merryn Hall•110 rep

Kettle is enough. Banana if nothing opens. I will not invent a breakfast surcharge.

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Ruwan Dutch•252 rep

Closed shoes. Sandals on leftover wet laterite is a clinic.

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Tamsin Reed•116 rep

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