Temple Street Kandy while the south is leftover SW — leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb

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Tadeo Alvarez127 rep

27 Aug, Temple Street Kandy, while the south is leftover SW. Two bags, last night. Desk will hold them if we ask. Need a local, not a brochure. If the festival continues to 28th Diya/Dahawal, do not pack us like it ends on the kerb tonight.

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Leave bags at the desk. Hauling a suitcase into a crowd is how you meet elbows. Daypack and water. Pavement is pavement, not a reserved street. Gopallawa still two-way in the lived traffic talk.

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We kept the kid knee-deep and sat. Temple Street Kandy was the pin.

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Malsha de Silva189 rep

We slept and skipped the dawn van. Correct. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.

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If it is still raining, sit. The other cove is the same water with a hill. Temple Street Kandy was the pin.

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Nipuni Wickrama203 rep

No whale is promised. Say that plainly. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.

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Sajith Rajapakse210 rep

We waited. Fine. Temple Street Kandy was the pin.

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Toby Marsh117 rep

We skipped the boat. Harbour was a pitch, not a promise. On 'leave bags at the desk or haul suitcases onto the kerb' — board, not desk.

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Aisha Rahman122 rep

Pride argues with a pole and then buys a plaster. Temple Street Kandy was the pin.

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Jarno Salonen132 rep

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