Talawakele with a toddler — stay where we can stand or is the pole just conservative

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Claire Moreau134 rep

20 Aug, south, leftover rain still on the trees. We are at Talawakele with day bags. Not extracting a discount. Not paying a brochure number.

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Talawakele is ordinary south. Leftover rain is a day, not a drama. Walk if you have grip and the rain has stopped. Pay a short hop if there is a kid and the path is slick. Agree the fare before you sit.

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Siri Lindqvist164 rep

We walked. Slow. Shoes muddy. Fine.

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Hamish Reid169 rep

Zip pockets for monkeys. A biscuit in a child's hand is an invitation.

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Holly Blake94 rep

Harbour morning: no whale is promised. Skip the desk that sells a guarantee.

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Mason Reid99 rep

Reef cuts are real. Beginner peak is a class, not a photo. If the pole goes red, you are out.

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Ines Ferreira104 rep

Damp rooms after rain are ordinary. Fan, dry sheets. Mattress wet: change. Smell alone is not a hospital.

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Oskar Holm109 rep

Write Galle station, not a maybe halt. Pride waits at a halt with children and a story.

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Buddhika Mendis189 rep

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