stall at Mihintale stall tea on 21 Aug — sit the tourist table or walk two minutes to steps
21 Aug, one dumped suitcase at the room, daypacks for the pin. We want a sit. Mihintale stall tea looks priced like a postcard. steps has a local queue.
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Walk two minutes if you can. Tea after steps; steam or skip. Nobody is scamming you at Mihintale stall tea; they are pricing for the terrace. I will not invent a cover charge. One drink if you want the photo, then leave.
Five minutes at the view, then move. The actual pin is the board or the kerb, not the pull-off. Pride takes twenty.
We held stall with kids and saw flags and backs. Kinder if anyone is shaky. Sit-mat yes. Frame stool no. Bags behind knees.
Pay AC if it actually runs and the kids need it. Fan is ordinary if you will sleep. Ask to see the unit, not a brochure.
Hang the wet set. Packing wet ruins the next bag. A cheap town peg beats a sealed pouch toward steps.
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