Leeches or slick clay at Udawatta canopy after leftover rain — socks and salt or skip to Bahirawakanda
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Sander Dekker•100 rep8
21 Aug, two of us, daypacks, no balcony budget. Path at canopy path looks like a wet season postcard. Elder in the group.
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Socks, salt in a bag, or skip. Zip bottles; monkeys are faster than your zip. I will not invent a trail closure. Bahirawakanda is allowed. Pride walks clay in sandals and then hops home on one foot.
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Kasun Jayawardena•190 rep9
Zip the bags at canopy path. Monkeys are faster than your zip. Eat at Bahirawakanda, not with a banana on a shoulder.
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Onni Salonen•160 rep8
Five minutes at the view, then move. The actual pin is the board or the kerb, not the pull-off. Pride takes twenty.
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