Shoes we can slip at Maligawa and also stand two hours at 6:41 - not new boots
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Mia Kamloops•248 rep8
One pair people. Second Kumbal listed 6:41. Worn slip-ons, or I am packing two pairs like a circus.
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Worn slip-ons plus spare socks. New boots are a blister. Two pairs if the daypack allows: sandals for the counter, closed for the puddle kerb.
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Nadeeka Tokenlost•224 rep4
Plastic bag in the pack for a damp pair if a puddle gets in. Spare socks after courtyard stone save the kerb.
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Hiruni Damp2•234 rep2
Closed worn pair if rain is likely. Sandals all day is a bus-splash regret.
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