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Monkeys at Maligawa with a water bottle in the side pocket — zip it or leave bottles at the shoe counter

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Holly Blake•205 rep

Troop looks bored and professional. Kid has a biscuit. Third Kumbal is tonight listed 6:53. We still want the courtyard this morning. Zip already failed once in Ella.

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Zip everything. A biscuit in a child's hand is an invitation. Leave bottles zipped, not at the shoe counter as a snack pile. They will open a latch you thought was cute. This is Fort-and-temple life, not a wildlife ticket. Do not throw food to make them leave.

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Asela Fernando•214 rep

We put snacks in the daypack before the gate. Fine. Pride takes a selfie and loses a sunglass.

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Nadeeka Senanayake•224 rep

Shoe counter watches shoes, not your banana. Token in the pocket. That is the whole job.

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Rajitha Samarakoon•238 rep

Same troop sits Bahirawakanda steps. Same rule. Zip or skip.

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Yashodha Gunasekara•251 rep

We skipped feeding, walked through. Nobody clapped. Ordinary morning.

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Onni Salonen•121 rep

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