Water refill at Tissa Wewa guesthouses: boil, sealed, or the filter bottle we already distrust inland
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Padraig Keane•189 rep8
Climb days used sealed bottles. Sacred-city bike day wants less plastic. Ordinary habit.
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Padraig Keane•189 rep4 Answers from travellers
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Sealed for the bike hours if the elder is sensitive. Boil for tea. Filter as extra, not a religion. I will not invent a brand. Carry more water than pride.
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