Ohiya halt jumper peg — walk an estate road at noon or sit the guesthouse until the heat drops
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Lotte Bakker•90 rep9
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Sit until it drops. Noon on an estate road is glare plus dogs plus no shade. Evening walk is the ordinary. Ask the guesthouse, not a brochure. I will not invent a permit.
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