Slave Island walk to Fort with leftover SW puddles — tuk the last bit or keep the wet pavement
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Callen Frost•95 rep7
Bags on our backs. Fort board for a Kandy van. Kid in sandals. 23 Aug Sunday, not a cyclone.
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Tuk the last bit if the kid is in sandals and the pavement is laterite slick. Fort is not far. Agree the fare before you sit. Leftover SW puddles are ordinary. Nobody is closing Slave Island.
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