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Leeches or slick clay at Hakgala garden paths after leftover rain — socks and salt or skip to Sita Amman

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Wouter Smit•128 rep

21 Aug, elder plus one, one stick, ordinary bags. Path at glasshouse path looks like a wet season postcard. Elder in the group.

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Socks, salt in a bag, or skip. Paths can be slick after leftover rain; shoes with grip, not a closure. I will not invent a trail closure. Sita Amman is allowed. Pride walks clay in sandals and then hops home on one foot.

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Shanika Jayawardena•230 rep

Closed shoes at glasshouse path. Sandals after leftover rain is how you meet the clinic. Walk the inside lane.

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Dewmi Rajendran•183 rep

Leave a buffer. Agree the fare before you sit. Do not cut it to twenty minutes at Hakgala garden paths and then argue in a jam.

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Pramith Cassim•190 rep

If it is steaming at glasshouse path, sit. If not, pack fruit and walk to Sita Amman. Biscuits in the bag anyway. The wait is the hungry part.

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Malith Mohamed•197 rep

Walk off the route, then pin. Closed streets spin the app. Hakgala garden paths is not a farm-track pickup. Write 110 if you actually mean a tuk hold.

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Nadeesha Dissanayake•204 rep

We skipped, kept Sita Amman, slept. Fine. Hakgala garden paths will still be pavement tomorrow. 4th Kumbal listed 6:40 is not a medal.

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Chathu Weerasinghe•211 rep

Elder gets the seated option. Pride hunts a window and sulks with children. Paths can be slick after leftover rain; shoes with grip, not a closure.

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Etienne Bauer•98 rep

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