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Matara Sunday 30 Aug — a kettle on a maybe halt at Matara harbour tea stall: torch and closed shoes or an unlit stretch with a sleeping kid

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Marco Esposito•113 rep

30 Aug. Matara. ORS one sachet and a kettle. Screenshot because inland data dies. Lived pin: Matara harbour tea stall. Locals can push back. Peradeniya last kilometre: write the fare at Getambe.

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At Matara harbour tea stall, torch and closed shoes. ORS one sachet and a kettle is the veto, not a brochure. Peradeniya last kilometre: write the fare at Getambe. I will not invent a hill octane law. Fine is allowed to win.

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Fathima Madawala•231 rep

Pride bargains twenty minutes in the drizzle and arrives in a mood.

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Beatriz Costa•143 rep

Seated morning. Uncle had a face.

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Asanka Bandara•230 rep

We paid a written 90 last bit. Walking with a sleeping kid was a mood.

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Menaka Jayasuriya•189 rep

Wrote the number, sat, arrived. Fine.

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Yashodha Silva•245 rep

Harbour morning, no whale. We drank tea. Pride waited for a guarantee.

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Chamari Gunasekara•204 rep

Ada 110 written before the bag went in. Fine.

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Roshan Rathnayake•253 rep

Jumper, kettle, hill was a hill. Lived pin was Matara harbour tea stall.

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Pierre Thomas•98 rep

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