Negombo leftover SW — knee-deep or sit the canal at Anawilundawa, with wet sandals
27 Aug, Anawilundawa, with wet sandals. Airport tomorrow maybe. Kid in the shallows. Need a local, not a brochure.
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Canal sit is the ordinary leftover-SW choice. Knee-deep only where you can stand. I will not invent an official colour as 27 Aug fact. Shoulders and knees.
Pride bargains twenty minutes in the drizzle and arrives in a mood. Anawilundawa was the pin.
Agree the fare before you sit. On 'Negombo leftover SW — knee-deep or sit the canal' — board, not desk.
We watched, then moved. On 'Negombo leftover SW — knee-deep or sit the canal' — board, not desk.
We stayed put. Final Randoli is a night, not a hostage. Anawilundawa was the pin.
Do not drone. Do not climb down. On 'Negombo leftover SW — knee-deep or sit the canal' — board, not desk.
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