Weligama to Mirissa along the beach at low-ish tide — walk or road tuk because leftover swell is still eating sand
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Alina Popescu•140 rep10
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Road tuk if leftover swell is eating sand. Beach walks that are blogs become rock scrambles. I will not invent a 23 Aug tide table. Agree the fare. Sit if you are uneasy.
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Nuwan Senanayake•180 rep5
Agree the fare before you sit. Leftover rain is not a surcharge I will quote.
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Rizana Karunaratne•189 rep2
We did the quieter option on Weligama to Mirissa along the beach at low-ish tide. Fine. No speech at the kerb.
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