Monkeys on the lighthouse stretch of the Fort wall — zip every pocket or skip that side until they move
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Silje Berg•121 rep10
Troop on the wall near the lighthouse, leftover rain, they look bored and professional. Kid has a biscuit packet. I have a zip that already failed once in Ella.
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Zip everything. Skip feeding. The lighthouse stretch is their office after rain when the bins are interesting. They will open a latch you thought was cute. Walk the other rampart if the troop is sitting the wall. This is Fort life, not a wildlife ticket. Do not throw food to make them leave.
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Fathima Pathirana•187 rep6
We skipped that stretch, walked the clock-tower side. Fine. Biscuit stayed in the bag.
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Dilshan Perera•254 rep3
A packet in a child's hand is an invitation. Put it away before you climb.
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Yashodha Samarakoon•241 rep1
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