Which side of the ring still has thin standing gaps this late - Dalada-facing or lake-side
Which side of the ring still has thin standing gaps this late — Dalada-facing versus the lake-side stretches. An hour into First Randoli. Not picking a side at 6 PM before the lock, and not which side of Dalada fills after mid-afternoon.
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Lake-side stretches often stay a little thinner than the densest Dalada-facing front an hour in, but it varies block by block. Walk the outer pavement calmly rather than cutting across the lane looking for a miracle gap.
If you already have a workable curb, stay — chasing lake-side can cost you the spot you have.
Closer to the loud climax segments the gaps vanish on both sides — decide before that builds.
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