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Same metre a friend marked on night two — still free at 6:53 or already a stool farm on moat bend — last night of a south-and-hill week

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Tamsin Reed•144 rep

Friend sent a pin. Third Kumbal listed 6:53. Hotel balconies look sold. We can stand the street. Not paying a pavement uncle for air. ordinary bags.

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Do not treat a friend's metre as reserved. It is pavement. Come earlier than you think. Street is still free. Chairs on the pavement are a vendor habit, not a reserved street. Stand behind them or pick Dalada and ignore the chairs. Do not pay a pavement uncle for air.

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Nadeesha Fernando•253 rep

Third night the crowd knows. moat bend fills with stools. Slide ten metres, sit low, do not argue with a family who got there first.

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Hasitha Pathirana•255 rep

We tried to reclaim a gap and looked rude. New corner, same street, no speech.

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Amali Jayasuriya•256 rep

If anyone is shaky, a new corner with wall behind you beats a fight over last night's metre.

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Roshan Silva•257 rep

Sit-mat yes. Frame stool no. Bags behind knees. We did that. Fine.

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Kumudu Perera•258 rep

Asgiriya side is a dead angle some nights. Kinder with kids. Honest about backs and flags.

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Thilini Fernando•189 rep

Katukele walk-off pin after drums is walkable if bags are dumped. Do not meet there as a viewing stand. Too far.

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Dinesh Weerasinghe•190 rep

We stood behind the chairs and still saw. Paying for air is how you start a mood.

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Shanika Mendis•191 rep

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