Night rampart walk after leftover rain — still ordinary with a torch or the stones are a sprain waiting
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Etienne Bauer•161 rep8
Partner wants the wall at 8pm. Stones were slick this morning. Fort is not empty. We have a phone torch.
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Ordinary if the rain has stopped and you use the inner path with light. Not ordinary if it is still wet and you want the spray edge. The Fort is lived-in at night, not a lock-in. Watch the monkeys' leftovers and the puddles. Closed shoes.
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