Light drizzle as the procession starts - hold spot or duck under eaves
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Marco Rossi•243 rep8
Light drizzle started just as the procession began. Hold our curb spot or duck under shop eaves for a minute. Not leave-open-curb-for-eaves debates from mid-afternoon, and not full poncho kits.
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Hold the spot if drizzle is light — duck under an eave only if you can keep eyes on your group landmark.
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Amali Wickramasinghe•223 rep5
A thin layer on kids beats abandoning a hard-won curb the moment drums start.
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Giulia Bianchi•208 rep3
Hold the spot if drizzle is light — duck under an eave only if you can keep eyes on your group landmark.
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