Mannar island goats on the road — ordinary, driver who knows the causeway
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Aoife Brennan•185 rep7
Goats on the causeway. Ordinary, or a reason to hire someone who actually drives this road?
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Aoife Brennan•185 rep4 Answers from travellers
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Ordinary livestock plus a driver who knows the causeway is the whole sentence. Not a crisis. Not a safari. Sit, let them pass, no sudden hero overtaking. An open tuk makes this windier than it needs to be. Van with a door if the elder is with you.
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Tharindu Perera•183 rep6
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Elder changes the trade. Pay the boring extra. Mannar island goats on the road still the pin we actually have.
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