reef edge at Ahangama reef cut on 21 Aug after leftover chop — go in or sit the sand toward Midigama — 21 Aug lived pin 843.1

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Orlaith Quinn155 rep

21 Aug, two of us, daypacks, no balcony budget. Leftover swell from the last few days. Kid already eyeing the shallows. I want a local, not a cocktail.

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Stay where you can stand. Reef cuts; mid-tide leftover swell is a toe problem. Leftover chop is ordinary August sea, not a brochure. No inflatables past the first break. I will not invent an official warning colour.

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Lakshan Wickrema251 rep

We took the quieter fork toward Midigama. Fine. No one clapped.

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Fiadh Byrne165 rep

Elder move: plate, shade, then decide. Ahangama reef cut will still be there. Shade before pride.

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Gijs Hendriks91 rep

Kids: leave when they melt. Pride turns reef edge into a timetable.

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Hedda Solberg97 rep

Screenshot a meeting pin at Midigama because inland data dies. The blob tower is not a plan.

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Ivo Ricci103 rep

If you sit a table near Ahangama reef cut, order. Occupying shade with a bottle you brought is the rude version.

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Jette Nielsen109 rep

Board first at Midigama. A group chat is not a 21 Aug timetable.

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Kjell Strom115 rep

Reef cuts; mid-tide leftover swell is a toe problem. That is the lived habit at Ahangama reef cut, not a brochure.

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Lisbet Kruse121 rep

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