The Castlereagh road fork at Hatton — Horton Plains gate, cloud sitting on Worlds End, still walk or save the ticket for a clearer day
Saturday 22 Aug, Hatton. Horton Plains gate, cloud sitting on Worlds End. If Talawakele is kinder, say so. Write the board, not a blog.
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Ask the gate board. I will not invent a ticket number or a leopard. Jeep desks talk. The board is the board. No guaranteed animal. If the gate is a maybe, it is a maybe.
One soda, ten minutes, move. Do not camp a four-top for email. No gazette.
Ask two people. The first story about the Castlereagh road fork is not a timetable.
We dumped bags first. Dragging hard-shells into a kerb is theatre. Then tea.
Locals stay where they can stand. Pride argues with a pole and then buys a plaster. Ordinary.
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