Streets still wet from earlier or dried out for walking back
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Oscar Lindqvist•176 rep5
Worried about slippery spots walking back in sandals after the procession. Did the streets dry out or are we still dealing with wet patches from earlier.
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Main stretches dried once the spit stopped. Watch painted kerbs and temple steps - those stay slick longer.
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Lakmal Ratnayake•1602 rep7
Sandals are fine if you slow on the shiny bits. No need for rain boots tonight.
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Nilmini Perera•1492 rep3
Dry enough that people are sitting on low walls again. Just mind cable covers and hose runoff near stalls.
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