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| shell shocked! |
After breakfast, we took a tuk-tuk back to Palavi station for the 10:05am train to Negombo. Along the way, the driver spotted a small turtle, about 8 by 6 inches across, on the roadside and he carefully picked it up and carried over to the edge of the lagoon and safety.
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| southbound train |
The train was the same old commuter cars as our trip northbound and we were in for another hard and bumpy ride. During the journey, vendors hopped on and off between carriages selling a variety of items. We had experienced this on almost all of our train journeys, mostly there were sellers of snacks and water, but we also saw colouring books being sold, garden hose attachments and a karaoke singers. We left the train at Kattuwa, where we had started our Sri Lankan adventure almost three weeks before and made our way to our hotel by tuk-tuk.
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| view from train |
After breakfast, we took a tuk-tuk back to Palavi station for the 10:05am train to Negombo. Along the way, the driver spotted a small turtle, about 8 by 6 inches across, on the roadside and he carefully picked it up and carried over to the edge of the lagoon and safety.
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