Rampart stones at Matara fort wall still slick — wait at fort wall or sprain toward Polhena in sandals
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Dervla Nolan•93 rep13
21 Aug, two of us, daypacks, no balcony budget. Leftover rain on cobbles. Partner wants the stretch before breakfast.
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Wait. Stones stay slick until late morning after a proper night rain. A walk, not a festival; leftover rain is a day. Walk the inside lane. Do Polhena when it is dull and dry.
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Elder move: plate, shade, then decide. Matara fort wall will still be there. Shade before pride.
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Sajith Karunaratne•237 rep4
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Screenshot a meeting pin at Polhena because inland data dies. The blob tower is not a plan.
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Nadeeka Wickrema•251 rep1
If you sit a table near Matara fort wall, order. Occupying shade with a bottle you brought is the rude version.
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