Temple steps wet from morning showers - shoes for a daytime visit
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Anna Gruber•217 rep10
Going to the Tooth Temple this afternoon while stone is still wet from the showery morning. What shoes do travelers wear on those steps.
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Closed rubber soles with a real tread; skip leather dress shoes and skip flip-flops on wet temple stone.
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Chaminda Hettiarachchi•246 rep5
You will remove shoes at the entrance, so pack a plastic bag for wet pairs and a thin sock if the floor feels cold.
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Sara Ricci•253 rep3
I wore trainers with grip and still took it slow on the courtyard stone; anything smooth-soled is a slide after this morning showers.
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