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Night dogs on the fort road — walk or tuk the last bit

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Aude Moreau•213 rep

Short walk from dinner to the guesthouse near the fort. Dogs. Walk with a torch, or tuk the last bit because we do not need a principle?

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Tuk the last bit if the dogs are already a chorus. A torch and a calm walk can be ordinary on a lit road. After leftover heat and an elder, pay the silly last-bit fare. Do not throw food. Do not run. One pin: the guesthouse door.

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Oshan Pathirana•188 rep

Paid the last-bit tuk. Boring. Good.

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Lahiru Bandara•196 rep

Walked a lit road, fine. Would tuk if the chorus was at our ankles.

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Aoife Brennan•185 rep

Elder changes the trade. Pay the boring extra. Night dogs on the fort road still the pin we actually have.

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Gwen Pritchard•205 rep

Screenshot maps in town. Bars lie inland. Night dogs on the fort road still the pin we actually have.

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Bernd Keller•225 rep

Stick to the road. Driver who knows. Bags in the van. Night dogs on the fort road still the pin we actually have.

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Pawel Nowak•245 rep

Do not invent a fee. Pay what is written or walk. Night dogs on the fort road still the pin we actually have.

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Tharindu Perera•183 rep

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