Mirissa coconut-stand quoting a 'beach fee' with no pole — pay, walk on, or sit the harbour wall
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Ceri Hughes•96 rep10
Stand at the sand. Number for sitting. No pole, no board. Heat. Ordinary towels.
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Walk on. I will not invent a beach fee. Harbour wall is a sit. Stand can sell coconuts, not sand. If a council board appears, read it. This is a coconut.
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