Leech-and-mud path at Ohiya dawn halt with an elder who needs shade — closed shoes or sandals because it is August
24 Aug, Ohiya dawn halt. Kandy second Randoli is listed 7:00; we are not standing that kerb. We are with an elder who needs shade. Partner leans sandals. I want closed shoes. Ordinary bags. If the honest answer is skip, say skip. No invented fee, no brochure clock, no animal guarantee. Card still works at the room; cash is for tuks.
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Write the board. At Ohiya dawn halt on 24 Aug that means closed shoes, not sandals. I will not invent a fee, a festival, a whale, or a leopard. Skip is polite.
Kids: closed shoes. Pride turns this into a speech at the kerb and then owns a tantrum.
Ask two locals. The first number around sandals is a test, not a fee I will invent.
Write the board. A leftover-rain rumour around 'Leech-and-mud path at Ohiya dawn halt with an elder who needs shade' is not a timetable.
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