Snorkel talk at William Gopallawa with leftover swell — actually get in or keep it as a look from the sand
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Osian Griffiths•118 rep6
Desk at William Gopallawa wants fins on. Water looks busy. Kid already melting is game. I am not buying a reef as a product. 26 Aug.
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Look at the water. If leftover swell is dumping, sit the sand. If it is calm where you can stand, a look with your own mask is ordinary. I will not invent a marine colour code as 26 Aug fact. The bar does not write the sea. No reef-walking.
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