Monday, 3 June 2019
Hidden gems
Chikala Pillars, hidden in woodland on the side of hills, a forty-minute walk and a 35 minute 4x4 drive from the road. Very rarely visited, which is a pity.
Manual labour
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Unloading a lorry of delicate lab equipment? Don't bother with cranes, just get a lot of blokes to bunch together and then find some carriers to use their heads, so to speak.
I thought they should have done the same when replacing an incinerator through a gate that was too narrow, but lo and behold they made it with the fork lift (and a gang to unload it).
Money laundering
Church offering mixed with water bottles in a cloth bag. Would have been better if I had checked that the bottle top was secured. Drying out on sofa.
Malawi rocket launcher
Not immediately obvious from a still picture but this item, cunningly disguised as a toaster, regularly launches missiles with a loud click and a flash of flame. Note the instruction manual propping up one side to angle the projectiles to a safe area.
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