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Slave Island leftover puddle shoes — dry at the guesthouse or march damp to Fort

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Rhys Pendry•105 rep

23 Aug, Sunday. Slave Island leftover puddle shoes — dry at the guesthouse or march damp to Fort. Ordinary bags. Leftover SW on the west and south, inland heat, east often kinder. First Randoli listed 6:44 is a Kandy street clock if it applies, never a typed-at stamp. Asking a local, not a brochure.

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Cover shoulders and knees or skip. Skip is polite. No flash where they say no. If you are uneasy, you are done. Pride makes a speech at the kerb.

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Buddhika Ekanayake•257 rep

Elder: shade and a sit. Pride cooks an uncle on pavement.

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Nirosha Weerasinghe•208 rep

Agree the fare before you sit. Leftover rain is not a surcharge I will quote.

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Dulaj Jayawardena•215 rep

We did the quieter option on Slave Island leftover puddle shoes. Fine. No speech at the kerb.

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