Shoes full of grit after an hour on the kerb - shake out between troupes without entering the lane
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Lars Haugen•238 rep3
Shoes are full of grit after an hour on the kerb. Can we shake them out between troupes without stepping into the lane. Not wet socks, not closed-toe versus flip-flops before the lock, and not a lost flip-flop in the crush.
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Yes — wait for a clear gap between troupes, step one pace back from the kerb, shake out, and get the shoe back on before the next block arrives. Never hop into the lane to empty grit.
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Ruwan Mendis•1519 rep7
Sit on a bag while you do it so you do not lose balance on uneven paving.
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Dilani Karunaratne•1468 rep2
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