I have a sad and homegrown philosophical post to write, but
it’s still cooking in my brain, so I will stick to another topic. First I thought the title would be, “The things you
can carry on your head;” then I thought, why neglect the bicycle? So “Things
you can carry on your head and on your bike;” but that didn’t include some
other fantastic sights, so I thought I’d entitle it “As seen around
Lilongwe…” This will be a working post with additions as I get more
documentation. Excuse the poor quality, these are mainly pictures taken while driving (oops) from my cheap-o replacement phone camera.
PART A: The many uses of a person's head.
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| You can carry a board...a REALLY BIG board... |
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| Or a house...a small house...we see this guy with this same house on his head every week. Many stories have been developed as to why he walks around Lilongwe with a straw house on his head. The mystery continues. |
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| With the addition of your head, you can carry three bags easily... |
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| ... or a cooler.... |
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| or a gigantic basket. Or there bags, edition #2 |
PART B: The many uses of a bicycle
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| Wood? Bottles? Shoes? |
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| I think it's empty, but who knows.... |
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| A huge bag of sticks for firewood |
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| Or...my all-time favorite picture: a dead goat and a dead chicken. |
PART C: Sundry traffic sights:
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| These three vehicles are all making a right at the same time, onto a one-lane road. That's like making a left in the US, i.e., you have to cross on-coming traffic. Somehow everyone survived, no honking was made, and the vehicles all squeezed into that one lane, one after another. |
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