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Nilaveli leftover SW this morning — pull the toddler out or stay where we can stand

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Briony Marsh•194 rep

Yellow-looking pole, leftover SW, kid already in. Desk talking like a cocktail. 20 Aug east, not a drama blog.

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Leftover SW is ordinary in August. Stay where you can stand. No inflatables past the first break. The bar does not write the flags. I will not invent a marine Amber as a 20 Aug fact. If a pole is red, you are out. Pull the toddler if they cannot stand. Knee-deep is the honest sit.

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Malith Perera•235 rep

We kept the kid knee-deep and sat. Fine. The desk wanted a second trip more than a safe bay.

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Chathu Bandara•217 rep

Passikudah is a kids bay if you want quieter water. Strip prices are terrace prices. Walk a kilometre.

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Upul Karunaratne•244 rep

Arugam leftover SW is a class, not a photo. Sit if it is dumping. Beginner peak later.

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Nadeesha Fernando•248 rep

Same pole rule on the south. Locals swim inside the flags. Pride argues and buys a plaster.

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Gayan Rathnayake•249 rep

If you want sitting water, Batticaloa lagoon is a sit. Lady Manning is a walk, not a festival.

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Nilmini Ekanayake•229 rep

Toddler in leftover SW is how you buy a scare. Bun on the sand. Fine.

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Pawel Nowak•132 rep

Ear cups are for drums. Here it is just chop. Sit. Leave when they sag.

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Saoirse Quinn•196 rep

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