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A quick 20 minute walk around the 2 km perimeter of Bolta Lav Lake usually fits into a tight window, and you’ll get a few bird sightings and fresh air. If you have a half hour and can start after 10 am, the Watson Museum’s main hall is on a single floor, so a short stroll will cover the key displays. After either stop, a coffee at Platinum Hotel is only a few minutes away.

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