Mirissa lookout at dusk without paying a 'viewpoint uncle'
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Kasper Holm•124 rep5
Path looks public. Uncle already smiling. Partner wants the photo. 31 Aug leftover light.
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Public path, walk, no uncle fee unless there is a real ticket board. Lookout is not a private temple. Say no, keep walking. Do not invent a closed viewpoint.
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