plastic chairs, bun, tea versus Dutch Hospital priced like a terrace at York Street bakery queue of locals
23 Aug pin. Leftover rain. Need a sit. I do not want Dutch Hospital priced like a terrace as a speech at the kerb. plastic chairs, bun, tea feels like the desk. Locals, push back if this is tourist theatre.
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Fort station is the grown-up board for a coastal hop. Ask left-luggage at the board; do not invent a locker. If there is none, the hotel is the locker. Slick kerbs after leftover rain: closed shoes. PickMe for short wet hops with a kid. Agree a tuk fare before you sit if it is not the app. On this fork: plastic chairs, bun, tea is the grown-up desk. Dutch Hospital priced like a terrace is pride or a rumour. I will not invent a fee or a 23 Aug official colour. York Street bakery queue of locals.
Skip is polite. Do not make a doorway a fitting room. We kept plastic chairs, bun, tea. Fine.
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