The Cross Street dead-end that still sees the brass: how early is actually early if we refuse a 3pm camp on the last Kumbal (6:28 table) — claim a later doorway or cook from four

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Koen Claes49135 rep

Saturday 22 Aug, Kandy, last Kumbal before Randoli. Listed 6:28 PM. We are elder with a stick. Pin in mind: the Cross Street dead-end that still sees the brass. How early is actually early if we refuse a 3pm camp. Street if we can. No municipal ticket I will invent. Water already in the bag.

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Street is free. the Cross Street dead-end that still sees the brass is a real pin if you sit it from late afternoon, not from a three-o'clock cook. 5th Kumbal table 6:28 PM on Saturday 22 Aug is when they start leaving the Maligawa, not when the tusker fills the pin. One row back still sees brass; first row people who camped are wrecked before the casket. Kumbal is a real night, not a failed Randoli. Saturday 22 Aug is the last Kumbal; Randoli nights follow after this. Agree a tuk drop on Peradeniya Road or Katugastota Road, not on Raja Veediya at table time. The grid is cones and shoulders. Do not invent a municipal ticket or a city-wide viewing pass.

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Carrier, water, peel when limp. Ordinary tiredness.

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Niamh Brennan49137 rep

One soda, ten minutes, move. Do not camp a four-top for email. No gazette.

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Tim Koch138 rep

Ask two people. The first story about the Cross Street dead-end that still sees the brass is not a timetable.

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We dumped bags first. Dragging hard-shells into a kerb is theatre. Then tea.

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Sigrid Berg30140 rep

Ice out. Tap stays no. The plate that was still turning was enough.

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Nicolas Moreau50141 rep

Locals stay where they can stand. Pride argues with a pole and then buys a plaster. Ordinary.

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Finn Voss142 rep

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