we go! And as we go to a typical African market in a small town you take the Africans and the Matatu! Too bad that only 2 km from the arrival gives the means ... Glad, Amos? some natives in the distance they go past on the Piki Piki of them 'just minutes after the injury (without paying the ticket to the Matatu). Ok, we have finished the journey on foot, vah.
Here we are! The market and 'large enough, and there is a lot of stuff. There 's the angle fish ...
the corner fruit and vegetables ... ...
... Tobacco! (But not the maps !)...
... butcher ...
... and the market cows / goats. This takes the edge of a soccer field where cows venture to eat part of the pitch and scagazzarci cheerfully. Hopefully then we play with cleats wit 'you know that slips!
Anyways, 'let's leave the market. A Tabaka there is' a special 'which is for people from all towns' nearby, or the soap-stones! They are easy to work with stones that are extracted from a couple of quarries in the area and are then patiently carved and polished by experience that the natives have become the true artists with a style all their own. The goal 'of Tabaka shops selling these little works of art.
meow!
tipiche figure di uomini stilizzati (li fanno praticamente tutti cosi')
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