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Unawatuna to Galle Fort on foot along the road after leftover rain — dumb with backpacks or people actually do this

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Anja Hartmann•141 rep

2-ish km? Bags are backpacks. Road is busy. Sidewalk is a rumour. Partner wants the walk as a 'coast story'.

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Tuk. People walk it in swimming clothes without bags. Backpacks on that road after rain is spray and buses. It is not a promenade. Save the walk for the Fort wall. Ordinary leftover-rain traffic.

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Gayan Cassim•220 rep

We tuk'd. Five minutes. Fine. The walk would have been a mood.

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Aisha Rahman•166 rep

Kids: tuk. Pride walks the white line with a suitcase.

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Fathima Madawala•247 rep

We took the quieter fork on this: Unawatuna to Galle Fort on foot along the road after leftover rain. Fine. No one clapped.

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Yashodha Samarakoon•241 rep

Kids: sit. Pride turns 'Unawatuna to Galle Fort on foot along the road after leftover rain' into a speech at the kerb.

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Asela Jayasuriya•228 rep

Ask two locals. The first number about Unawatuna to Galle Fort on foot along the road after leftover rain is a test, not a fee I will invent.

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Ishara Ekanayake•215 rep

Write the board. A leftover-rain rumour around 'Unawatuna to Galle Fort on foot along the road after leftover rain' is not a timetable.

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Elise Moreau•126 rep

Elder move: plate, fan, then decide. Unawatuna to Galle Fort on foot along the road after leftover rain will still be there if it matters.

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