Nuwara Eliya tea trails after the highlands act - still go this week or skip the hills
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Finn Helston•235 rep10
Same speech as the highlands act, at a Bandarawela housing handover after the old landslide. We wanted Nuwara Eliya tea trails this week. Still go, or skip the hills.
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Finn Helston•235 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Still go. Tea country is open. The speech was a future authority and a housing handover, not a closed hill this afternoon. Do not invent a trail ban.
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Dinuka Amarasinghe•245 rep6
We would still go. Bandarawela housing is not Nuwara Eliya tea. Different road, still a normal week.
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Pippa Padstow•208 rep2
If a trail you wanted already had a slip notice, skip that one trail. Do not skip the whole hill on a bill that is not law.
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