Spray on the rocks below Slave Island — leftover swell is how people get hurt — last-bit after dark, pin the main road
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Lotte Bakker•96 rep6
They are working at Slave Island. Tourists are pointing. Kid wants to climb down. Spray is real. Monday 31 Aug, leftover swell. I do not want to turn their work into a show. Ordinary bags. Last-bit after dark, pin the main road. Cannot tell if this is ordinary or a tired mistake. Locals, please contradict the group chat.
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Watch from the wall. It is their work at Slave Island, not a show, not a tip line I will invent. Do not climb down. Do not drone. Leftover swell on those rocks is how people get hurt. Turtle talk is a talk you can skip; I will not invent a hatch fee. Wave, leave space, walk on. Night is not a hunt.
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