Tuk after 6:53 from Dalada — walk off to Katukele then pin PickMe, or say 110 before we sit
Last time a city night the app spun on a closed street. Third Kumbal listed 6:53. Two backpacks, Peradeniya room. Not trying to pay a procession-night novel.
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Walk off the route toward Katukele, then pin. Closed streets spin PickMe after drums. If you sit a tuk on the kerb, say 110 before the bag goes in. That Ada hold is for people who actually ask a tuk, not a balcony. Write the Peradeniya return if that is the room.
Peradeniya last kilometre crawls. Agree the number at Getambe, not after the last elephant. 90 if it is a short in-town hop and you ask. Bags in first is how the fare grows.
We paid the silly last-bit because the lane was packed. Fine. Pride bargains twenty minutes and then sits anyway.
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