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Raja Veediya before breakfast — leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb

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Marit Korhonen•113 rep

27 Aug, Raja Veediya, before breakfast. Two bags, last night. Desk will hold them if we ask. Need a local, not a brochure. If the festival continues to 28th Diya/Dahawal, do not pack us like it ends on the kerb tonight.

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Leave bags at the desk. Hauling a suitcase into a crowd is how you meet elbows. Daypack and water. Pavement is pavement, not a reserved street. Read the Maligawa board, not a desk.

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Kamal Cooray•213 rep

Listed 6:43 is a start, not the first drum in your lap. Raja Veediya was the pin.

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Chamath Ranasinghe•220 rep

Pride waits at a halt with children and a story. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.

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Ishara Gamage•227 rep

We left bags at the desk. Kerb was possible. Raja Veediya was the pin.

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Janith Liyanage•234 rep

We stayed Kandy for the 28th. Tonight is not the last day. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.

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Chathura Vidanage•241 rep

Tomorrow is the 28th. Do not pack like the island closed. Raja Veediya was the pin.

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Achini Tissera•248 rep

Monkeys are faster than your zip. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.

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Pradeep Peiris•255 rep

We sat two lanes in. One soda was enough. Raja Veediya was the pin.

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Gayan Wickramasinghe•262 rep

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