Kachasu
Well I say!
More rain here, and quite humid, with a solid cloud cover.
I gave one of the staff (I will not say which one, for obvious reasons) a lift back to his village with some katundu. Katundu is a delightful word which means bags, or baggage or luggage.
Its always interesting to see what goes on in the villages, and by accompanying the staff member I was not immediately surrounded by strangers.
One has a chance to investigate things, and see examples of village life, for example the maize-stores, such as that shown above.
Anyway, I digress. There was an outhouse and an unusual aroma. I asked to look inside. Some embarrassed looks. I entered the outhouse and found this...
A kachasu still! I was offered a glass of the produce, and sipped a very small amount. Upon my word - it was strong!
MM III
More rain here, and quite humid, with a solid cloud cover.
I gave one of the staff (I will not say which one, for obvious reasons) a lift back to his village with some katundu. Katundu is a delightful word which means bags, or baggage or luggage.
Its always interesting to see what goes on in the villages, and by accompanying the staff member I was not immediately surrounded by strangers.
One has a chance to investigate things, and see examples of village life, for example the maize-stores, such as that shown above.
Anyway, I digress. There was an outhouse and an unusual aroma. I asked to look inside. Some embarrassed looks. I entered the outhouse and found this...
A kachasu still! I was offered a glass of the produce, and sipped a very small amount. Upon my word - it was strong!
MM III
3 Comments:
Those pictures are amazing! Katundu is a delightful word. Your pictures take me to a new world. I love it. Thank you.
Fabulous educational post! Could do with a drop of that stuff myself! Hotboy
Disgusting toilet photo. I'll be mentioning this to Blogger at my tribunal.
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